Taxi Noir: Beerfest!
Chris Ackrill
October 19, 2021
Northampton Country Beer Festival It’s bad enough when you’re waiting for a pub to open, but being first at a beer festival would
Northampton Country Beer Festival It’s bad enough when you’re waiting for a pub to open, but being first at a beer festival would
Photos by Rob Tysall After 18 months of postponements and disappointments, the ever-popular Miniatura Show finally went ahead – Ann Evans has all the little
by Harry Pope Glamour was in short supply at 2am as we left home for a 6am flight from London’s Heathrow to ultimately join our
The making of a city is a gradual process. Brick by brick constructions are raised over centuries to form cities like London, New York and
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny After a 2020′ missed appointment “Good France” is back for a 6th edition in 2021. Organised by
ALBERT FENECH I check the air quality statistics throughout Europe regularly and am always taken aback that Malta’s air quality is usually as bad as
Photos by Rob Tysall In the second of Ann Evans’ articles on the recent Malvern Autumn Show here’s a few of the talented craftspeople whose
In gear, ready to go… It was a high octane atmosphere at the Goodwood Revival where time and people slipped back a few decades. With
Leaving the Mediterranean Sea and Almeria city behind hubby and I drive north-east past the white-sheeted frames of never ending plastic tunnels. Many are
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Taking advantage of the forced closing due to the Covid pandemic the 5-star hotel “Domaine des Remparts” in
No buses on our estate on Sundays, so a long walk across town to Leighton Buzzard train station. Two hours later we were wandering around
Patricia Newell-Dunkley Photographs Reginald J. Dunkley Greetings from down under where lockdown is slowly opening up once again, and it looks like we may have
The Malvern Autumn Show took place at the Three Counties Showground recently and in Ann Evans’ first of two articles on the show, she highlights
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you happen to be in Athens this fall and if Greek culture has any meaning to you
The Florida Keys are a string of small islands that start just south of Miami and stretch for 125-miles along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf
ALBERT FENECH The total area of our islands of Malta and Gozo is just 246 square metres and one may well ask what could possibly
Just north of Portland on an island that sits in the middle of the Columbia River (which, incidentally, empties into the Pacific Ocean), Sauvie Island
Photos by Rob Tysall Forced to postpone three Miniatura Shows over the last 18 months due to Covid, at long last the Miniatura show will
The blunt summation of the impact of Covid-19 on Heathrow Airport’s operations can be illustrated by the fact that it has gone from being the
On Tuesday we returned to the Chequers Inn for another review. We’ve reviewed it several times before, and it’s a local pub that we love.
What is a Hammam? With the long reign of the Moors in Spain, especially in Andalucia, their legacies, traditions and wonderful buildings remain in abundance
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny From Roman emperors such as Tiberius or Augustus to romantic 19th century travellers like Oscar Wild or
ALBERT FENECH The islands of Malta and Gozo have been invaded by different human races for almost 7,000 years, beginning from Sicilian farmers who moved
I don’t understand how people struggle to buy food when there are always so many bargains and freebies around! We eat well every day. A
I’ve been coming on holiday to Guernsey off and on since early childhood: I think my first visit was during the Summer of
A Georgian House that will fascinate fans of architecture, history, interior design and model trains, 78 Derngate has something for everyone as Ann Evans reveals.
La Palma (not Las Palmas) is one of the smallest of the
Do you remember me mentioning priorities that children set for you when camping? That’s how we learned about them. Day after the visit to the
Remember my articles last year about the giant Sussex Snake? https://b-c-ing-u.com/arts-entertainment/art/giant-snake-invades-sussex-town/ And the follow-up https://b-c-ing-u.com/arts-entertainment/art/giant-snake-invades-sussex-town/ Secret stones are a popular pastime, especially with children, where
By Annick Dournes Ideally located in the 9th district of Paris at walking distance from Montmartre, the Opera or the famous “Le Printemps” and “Les
ALBERT FENECH Thanks to the presence in Malta for three-and-a-half centuries of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as
This tale is not actually in America, but just north of the border in picturesque Victoria, B.C. With its inviting waterfront and the majestic Empress
Every year in the Crowborough, East Sussex area, strange scarecrows appear in people’s gardens, on the corners of roads, in hedges and in other unexpected
Shakespeare Distillery is celebrating after scooping two recent awards, Ann Evans has the details. Despite a very challenging year which has seen the Shakespeare
Now allow me to recount the main event and the reason for our travel to Yorkshire – a visit to the York Maze. https://www.yorkmaze.com/ See
September 1st is traditionally the first day of Spring in South Africa. Over the years that I have lived here, the first day of
Sweltering Seville a city of romanticism and dreams, heat and tapas, ferias and fun. If your time is short here are my top six things
Beachy Head. The highest chalk headland on the English south coast. The stark vertical face of the white cliffs is dramatically attractive. But this place
A few days ago as it was a nice sunny day we went out for a drive and decided to visit Beachy Head in East
By Frederic de Poligny For decades, Greece was promoted as an attractive destination for its white villages overlooking the deep-blue waters of Mediterranean Sea,
Northampton Country Beer Festival It’s bad enough when you’re waiting for a pub to open, but being first at a beer festival would
Photos by Rob Tysall After 18 months of postponements and disappointments, the ever-popular Miniatura Show finally went ahead – Ann Evans has all the little
by Harry Pope Glamour was in short supply at 2am as we left home for a 6am flight from London’s Heathrow to ultimately join our
The making of a city is a gradual process. Brick by brick constructions are raised over centuries to form cities like London, New York and
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny After a 2020′ missed appointment “Good France” is back for a 6th edition in 2021. Organised by
ALBERT FENECH I check the air quality statistics throughout Europe regularly and am always taken aback that Malta’s air quality is usually as bad as
Photos by Rob Tysall In the second of Ann Evans’ articles on the recent Malvern Autumn Show here’s a few of the talented craftspeople whose
In gear, ready to go… It was a high octane atmosphere at the Goodwood Revival where time and people slipped back a few decades. With
Leaving the Mediterranean Sea and Almeria city behind hubby and I drive north-east past the white-sheeted frames of never ending plastic tunnels. Many are
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Taking advantage of the forced closing due to the Covid pandemic the 5-star hotel “Domaine des Remparts” in
No buses on our estate on Sundays, so a long walk across town to Leighton Buzzard train station. Two hours later we were wandering around
Patricia Newell-Dunkley Photographs Reginald J. Dunkley Greetings from down under where lockdown is slowly opening up once again, and it looks like we may have
The Malvern Autumn Show took place at the Three Counties Showground recently and in Ann Evans’ first of two articles on the show, she highlights
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If you happen to be in Athens this fall and if Greek culture has any meaning to you
The Florida Keys are a string of small islands that start just south of Miami and stretch for 125-miles along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf
ALBERT FENECH The total area of our islands of Malta and Gozo is just 246 square metres and one may well ask what could possibly
Just north of Portland on an island that sits in the middle of the Columbia River (which, incidentally, empties into the Pacific Ocean), Sauvie Island
Photos by Rob Tysall Forced to postpone three Miniatura Shows over the last 18 months due to Covid, at long last the Miniatura show will
The blunt summation of the impact of Covid-19 on Heathrow Airport’s operations can be illustrated by the fact that it has gone from being the
On Tuesday we returned to the Chequers Inn for another review. We’ve reviewed it several times before, and it’s a local pub that we love.
What is a Hammam? With the long reign of the Moors in Spain, especially in Andalucia, their legacies, traditions and wonderful buildings remain in abundance
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny From Roman emperors such as Tiberius or Augustus to romantic 19th century travellers like Oscar Wild or
ALBERT FENECH The islands of Malta and Gozo have been invaded by different human races for almost 7,000 years, beginning from Sicilian farmers who moved
I don’t understand how people struggle to buy food when there are always so many bargains and freebies around! We eat well every day. A
I’ve been coming on holiday to Guernsey off and on since early childhood: I think my first visit was during the Summer of
A Georgian House that will fascinate fans of architecture, history, interior design and model trains, 78 Derngate has something for everyone as Ann Evans reveals.
La Palma (not Las Palmas) is one of the smallest of the
Do you remember me mentioning priorities that children set for you when camping? That’s how we learned about them. Day after the visit to the
Remember my articles last year about the giant Sussex Snake? https://b-c-ing-u.com/arts-entertainment/art/giant-snake-invades-sussex-town/ And the follow-up https://b-c-ing-u.com/arts-entertainment/art/giant-snake-invades-sussex-town/ Secret stones are a popular pastime, especially with children, where
By Annick Dournes Ideally located in the 9th district of Paris at walking distance from Montmartre, the Opera or the famous “Le Printemps” and “Les
ALBERT FENECH Thanks to the presence in Malta for three-and-a-half centuries of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, also known as
This tale is not actually in America, but just north of the border in picturesque Victoria, B.C. With its inviting waterfront and the majestic Empress
Every year in the Crowborough, East Sussex area, strange scarecrows appear in people’s gardens, on the corners of roads, in hedges and in other unexpected
Shakespeare Distillery is celebrating after scooping two recent awards, Ann Evans has the details. Despite a very challenging year which has seen the Shakespeare
Now allow me to recount the main event and the reason for our travel to Yorkshire – a visit to the York Maze. https://www.yorkmaze.com/ See
September 1st is traditionally the first day of Spring in South Africa. Over the years that I have lived here, the first day of
Sweltering Seville a city of romanticism and dreams, heat and tapas, ferias and fun. If your time is short here are my top six things
Beachy Head. The highest chalk headland on the English south coast. The stark vertical face of the white cliffs is dramatically attractive. But this place
A few days ago as it was a nice sunny day we went out for a drive and decided to visit Beachy Head in East
By Frederic de Poligny For decades, Greece was promoted as an attractive destination for its white villages overlooking the deep-blue waters of Mediterranean Sea,
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