David Wilson delivers another edition of #hourlydaily before taking a well-earned break. May we all get our Appreciation speech someday.
The Ashes 1989 – Sixth Test scrapbook
The Ashes tour of 1989 featured six Test matches. Australia was ahead 4-0 going into the Sixth Test at The Oval. Here is David Wilson’s final scrapbook of that famous 1989 Tour; articles collected as a 14-year-old.
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 4-10 September 2019
What did David Wilson’s overhear during his travels last week, something naughty, something nice or just plain old everyday run of the mill stuff? Find out at #hourlydaily.
The Ashes 1989 – Fifth Test scrapbook
Here is David Wilson’s 1989 Ashes Tour scrapbook of the Fifth Test, Trent Bridge. Australia had already won the Ashes – with still two Tests to play. Day 1 at Trent Bridge was an Australian celebration…
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 28 August-3 September 2019
What’s David Wilson overheard this week in his meanderings around town? Check out #hourlydaily here and find out.
The Ashes 1989 – Fourth Test scrapbook
Take yourself back to 1989. If Australia wins the Fourth Test at Old Trafford, Australia wins the Ashes…
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 21-27 August 2019
David Wilson continues his #hourlydaily conversations that occurred over the past week.
The Ashes 2019 – Third Test, Day 4: Humans, if
Well. Headingley. Heraclitus of Ephesus said that we enter the river as one person and leave it as another. David Wilson sees Day 4 as a celebration of human fallibility.
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 14-20 August 2019
David Wilson brings up the #hourlydaily ton, as he continues his observations of the little moments that reveal a lot.
The Ashes 1989 – Third Test scrapbook
ER has dug into his scrapbook once again and presents his record of the Third Test played at Edgbaston during the 1989 Ashes Test series.
The Ashes 2019 – Second Test, Day 3: SPD Smith transcends to Wonderland
SPD Smith is 13 not out at Lord’s. David Wilson says: “It’s fair to say that SPD Smith now operates beyond the reach of human influence. He bats now in a kind of “Strawberry Fields Forever”/”Penny Lane” Double A Side zone.”
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 7-13 August 2019
ER continues his weekly #hourlydaily of catching snippets of conversations heard here and there to provide an interesting backdrop of everyday life.
The Ashes 1989 – Second Test scrapbook
It’s amazing what you find when rummaging through things at home! ER found a scrapbook he’d produced of the 1989 Ashes Test series. Here is his record of the Second Test at Lord’s.
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 31 July-6 August 2019
The big revelations of small moments. David Wilson’s next installment of #hourlydaily.
The Ashes 2019 – First Test, Day 5: Platypus revisited
Australia won the First Ashes Test of 2019 by 251 runs, after floundering at 8/122 on Day 1. Some things are hard to explain using old understandings.
The Ashes 1989 – First Test scrapbook
Check out this scrapbook of articles from the First Test of the 1989 Ashes tour, 30 years on. Articles sourced from The Age by correspondent Martin Blake.
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 24-30 July 2019
Another week around the traps for ER, and another week of overheard conversations for our delight.
Almanac Music: Twenty years old is “What rhymes with cars and girls”
Twenty years ago, another time and places, friends and acquaintances, some loved. ER bears his soul of times gone by as he relives “What Rhymes With Cars & Girls” by Tim Rogers and the Twin Set by replaying his story with his distinctive voice telling what those songs meant to him.
Almanac Life – #hourlydaily scenes of life: 17-23 July 2019
The sounds of the street, the heartbeat of a community. David Wilson continues his weekly report of overheard conversations on the street.
Almanac Lunch Report – Matt Zurbo’s ‘Heart & Soul’
E Regnans had never met Matt Zurbo until he went to the Almanac Lunch at the North Fitzroy Arms Hotel to hear him talk about ‘Heart & Soul’ and introduce some of the well-known footballers he interviewed for the book. [Sounds like a cracking lunch – Ed]











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