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The Appleyard

Paul Appleyard

Random thoughts from the Appleyard. Not usually about fruit. There will sometimes be tenuous links to translation and interpreting, while at other times I just ponder about something I've seen.

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There was a thundering in the distance. Barely perceptible at first, and then getting louder by degrees until all conversations had stopped, for the simple reason that nobody could hear themselves think, let alone speak.

Lingualot’s destin...

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A week in the life

I spent last weekend with some friends. The poor souls religiously read the things that I regularly post here (I have no idea why, but I’m extremely grateful) and they say that, apparently, when they read them, they can hear my voice rambli...

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Research

Research isn’t always enough, sometimes you need luck too.

When I write these ramblings, I like to illustrate them with photos I’ve taken. Sometimes that photo can be vaguely relevant to the subject, while on other occasions the link can b...

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Bilingual ghosts

I’ve written before about ghost signs, old painted signs that evoke an area’s commercial past. They can be for long-forgotten brands. There’s one near home for ‘Delicious Mazawattee Teas’, for example, which I’m very pleased I photographed...

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Oranges (well, clementines)

It had been an early start.

Any colour you want, as long as it’s orange

First thing that morning, many hours before sunrise, the wholesale fruit market had been busy. Charline the clementine buyer had got there as soon as it opened, so th...

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