Russell and Carol - hayle and hearty

It is the Feast of St Marcella. A Roman it-girl, she gave away her frocks, fired her stylists and make up artists, and put on a...

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) June 28, 2013

...sack instead. She became very fashionable and other Society women followed, forming the Brown Dress Society, doing good works....

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) June 28, 2013

...Widowed, wealthy, she attracted the attention of St Jerome, notorious for this sort of thing, but the Vandals got her in the end.

Smell that ink!

The sweet rhythm of the Heidelberg... https://t.co/KhaXSwkEoF

— GlastonburyFreePress (@glastofreepress) June 26, 2013

Artist Tony Plant creates these giant sand drawings on England's beaches using nothing but a rake! http://t.co/uZa3BZys88

— inhabitat (@inhabitat) May 12, 2013

Sand Etchings by Tony Plant--Check out the latest on our Stella Kids Tumblr now > http://t.co/7jDyoZMM1A pic.twitter.com/sdhu00ndmz

Good spot by @FlipChartRick: employment regulation at a glance http://t.co/Lr2AQG9vUS #ukemplaw

— Richard Dunstan (@Wonkypolicywonk) June 26, 2013

Via http://flipchartfairytales.wordpress.com/2013/06/26/regulation-at-a-glance/

It is the Feast of Sts John and Paul. They were eunuchs in the household of the Empress Constantia and so good at logistics they were lent..

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) June 26, 2013

...to a general and won a war with the Scythians. Unfortunately they fell out with Julian the Apostate who had them secretly beheaded....

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) June 26, 2013

...When people asked where they were he said they’d gone on a cruise and looked menacing. No-one asked again.

It is the Feast of the Holy Fairies in the western Carpathian Mountains today. Lovely maidens gather Yellow Bedstraw in the fields and...

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) June 24, 2013

...braid it into crowns. While the plainer girls look on they thrown their crown at their houses, then jump over a bonfire and make...

— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) June 24, 2013

...extra-strong love potions. The fairies then dance around blessing crops but if they encounter any men they drive them mad and maim them.

Last para of Entick v Carrington 1765 http://t.co/NQ1P5xfFdm shows how jealous of our liberties we once were. Now we shrug shoulders at GCHQ

— Mark George (@Mark_George_QC) June 23, 2013

Wanting to be safe from terrorists does NOT req that we surrender our rt to privacy. This DOES matter http://t.co/4ScSeJe1fM These powers...

— Mark George (@Mark_George_QC) June 23, 2013

Via http://dreadnoughtsouthwest.org.uk/oxygen-cast-and-tickets/

And fifteen women become tens of thousands of people. It is July 26th, 1913. Hyde Park. And the South West women are there. Sharing the same oxygen.

 

"Bury me in the space bweteen your actions and intentions'...

bury me in the space between your actions and intentions

— your ghost girl (@littlehauntings) May 22, 2013

I didn't realise that the memorials were originally Peace memorials so I found this collection of letters most interesting.

Via http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/may/24/going-down-of-the-sun