Borrowing Cats
Luke BiggQuirky name? Sure. Does it make sense? Not really—but then again, what does? But it's history, my home town of Margates past, darker tales and the odd nod to pop culture
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Margate Archive: Salmestone in November – Fire, Faith and Fresh Paint
November in Margate usually means bonfire smoke, soggy firecrackers, and seagulls laughing at your woolly hat. But once upon a time, November also meant tenant uprisings, ecclesiastical blessings, and now, quite unexpectedly, scaffolding po...
Borrowing Cats: Tangents-Halloween
#### Bin Bags, Blockbusters & The Business of Halloween
Borrowing Cats: Tangents The Woman from the Hollow Boat
It was the winter of 1803 when villagers along the windswept eastern coast of Japan made a discovery that would not only bewilder them but also slip into that strange, unsettling space between folklore and horror.
Borrowing Cats: Tangents-A Halloween Cabinet of True Horrors and Half-Believed Hauntings
October is a funny month. The supermarkets dedicate entire aisles to pumpkins, Haribo, and plastic skeletons. Meanwhile, those of us raised on the “bin-bag Dracula costume” school of Halloween (just add pound-shop fangs) look on with bemuse...
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Ex-engineer now working in education. Sport-mad, beer-loving, history-obsessed hoarder. Dad by day, nerd 24/7. Not a fan of hipsters.
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