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@johnwards I’m totally with you in The Hobbit film(s) - does my head in, and makes a mockery of the ‘franchise’ LotR, however, is one of the main reasons we continue to own a physical disc player. (That and The Snowman & Father Christmas which wet couldn’t find on our streaming services)

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1h 45 mins in, and we’ve effectively just finished the intro…. https://t.co/HQlVLdSxDa

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What to do with the evening. What to do, what to do, what to do…. 12 disc of LotR extended version and makings of…. See y’all in 12 hours… https://t.co/EdDthZbWf8

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What to do with the evening. What to do, what to do, what to do…. 12 disc of LotR extended version and makings of…. See y’all tomorrow… https://t.co/6yT03AyS1X

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What to do with the evening. What to do, what to do, what to do…. 12 disc of LotR extended version and makings of…. https://t.co/SSgRfIdkIr

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I’ve been in a quandary about which Headless CMS to move my personal site over to. There are quite a few that I love using in a work (& demo) context. Finally listened to my heart… and am updating @StoryusLife to have a fuller headless mode. Yep - rolling my own 🤣

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@maxray Taking the tops off boiled eggs (we have one)

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Finally made a start on creating my own custom dashboard on my Divoom Pixoo64. So handy to have Vercel serverless functions doing a stack of auth and processing - then using a simple python wrapper for the device api to ping the endpoints for the data. https://t.co/Jm3V4GbtEH

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These cards are fantastic and loved by every teacher, TA, and playground assistant who has got their hands on them. My wife Emma is amazing at inspiring kids - but not so comfortable promoting her work. So please help us out with some R/Ts https://t.co/nOwF7hyqNL

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@johnwards @thebodycoach Missed this, and so sorry to hear your news John - If I’ve got connections anywhere you’re interested in, I’d be more than happy to make a friendly introduction

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@danielcroe @vercel Check your DMs 😉

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🚨 Sound the ▲Vercel ‘new swag’ alarm again 🚨 What a stonking new mug! ty @vercel https://t.co/q0RI1sB85S

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I’ve been enjoying Josh’s React course for about a month already (as a beta) - and it’s absolutely fabulous. This course, and his previous CSS course are two of the most impressive feats of education I’ve ever come across. It’s a must-buy. https://t.co/PF1UyP0SQv

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Also posted to my personal site (Next.js on Vercel) - because we should all probably be taking steps to at least replicate our social posts onto our owned sites. https://t.co/T9ffst1ntM

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.. and here I am, 160 years later… sharing the poem with potentially anyone in the world with access to @Twitter. How remarkable is our species at Storytelling.

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The text transcript was grabbed off the photo using the built in iOS photos app. https://t.co/QRbblr1NQI

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Within that field where lies the grazing herd Huge walls were found, some coffins disinter d Such is the course of time, the wreck which fate And awiul doom award the earthly great.

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Around this hill the ruthless Danes infrenched And these fair plains with gory slaughter drench’d While at our feet where stands that stately tower In days gone by uprose the Roman power And yonder, there where Thames smooth waters glide In later days appeared monastic pride.

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Where the low bank the country wide surrounds That ancient earthwork forridold Murcias bounds. In misty distance see the barrow heave There lies forgotten lonely Culchelms grave.

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The Poem Tree As up the hill with labring steps we tread Where the twin Clumps their sheltering branches spread The summit gain'd at ease reclining lay And all around the wide spread scene survey Point out each object and instructive tell The various changes that the land befel

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The poem itself is pretty great at sharing incredible insights into the rich history of this rare of Oxfordshire… The full poem follows :

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Thankfully in 1965 Dr. Henry Osmaston made a tracing of the carving - I love the textual distortion from the trees growth over a hundred years. https://t.co/nBbkDoqKQi

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The tree died in the 1990s and rotted completely while standing, before collapsing during a period of inclement weather in July 2012 (h/t @Wikipedia … and one of my favourite apps : V for Wiki) https://t.co/FMaPFSCdMp

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The Poem Tree. Engraved in 1844 on a tree at Wittenham Clumps by Joseph Tubb. Zoe and I spent some time learning about this today while walking the dog, and it seems interesting enough to be worth sharing 👇 #History #LocalStories https://t.co/2OPXhzGRQk

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