Before Laptops . . .

16th October 2005

Back in the day – my wee office when we lived in Stockton-on-Tees. The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church and an old Crockfords on the right and a computer and keyboard of a long forgotten (by me) make hooked up to the telephone by a modem, no doubt. But it was good enough to enable internet surfing, and we organised many a foreign trip using it. We got rid of so many books when we downsized – many to Book Aid – and, as I half expected – quite few of then I regret letting go.

About Ian

Retired Clergyman, and former RAF person. Lives in Kirkcudbright, SW Scotland. One wife. Two children, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren scattered across UK, Europe and the USA. Long time member of the European Movement, and latterly of the Scottish National Party. ""Here's to us; who is as good as us? Damn few, and they're all dead"
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