Simon Campbell
Musings from an eclectic, eccentric, well travelled and generally funny bloke
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Posted at 1729 hours on 14/12/08 | Posted in Life, Diving
Seals and hallelujah: sweet & sour
Funny day today: I went diving with seals 200m from my house and then cried reading the paper with Jeff Buckley on the Radio.
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Posted at 2030 hours on 27/10/08 | Posted in Life
Messages from Madeira
More rantings I am afraid. This time on cheap airlines, expensive low quality food and an amusing story of airport car rentals in Madeira…
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Posted at 1726 hours on 15/10/08 | Posted in Life, Business
Afghanistan, Burgerman and more…
A lot has happened over the past few days from my son going to off to fight in Afghanistan, to Jon Burgerman’s new drawings of Angela and myself…
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Posted at 2226 hours on 09/10/08 | Posted in Life
The BIG move to the Isle of Man
We have always wanted to live by the sea. With the impending boat purchase plus the formation of our new diving exploration company, the Isle of Man was the ideal spot. Close to the North West and surrounded by the lovely clear water of the Irish Sea…
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Posted at 2137 hours on 21/09/08 | Posted in Life, Diving
We are explorers really…
Rather than using standard hotel accommodation, Tony convinced me it was a ‘great idea’ to take his caravan down to Longleat. In the past I have taken the piss out of Tony for this purchase. He keeps telling me its just for Emma (his partner) for travelling along dog agility events). I think its more fundamental. He watched ‘Snatch’ and fancied himself as a Brad Pitt character. But, the question is why the hell are we going Longleat?
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Posted at 1127 hours on 11/09/08 | Posted in Life, Guest articles
To market, to buy a fat carrot!
Why do I shop on my local outdoor market, instead of choosing the easy option of supermarket. I must be a fool! A guest article by my other half, Angela Campbell
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