The baldie is fled, long live the baldie!

The business (basically a CRM database) passed into better hands in 2012. These materials remain here for cannibalisation and amusement.

The baldie meanwhile has found pastures new: as a singing organ-grinder for your event in the UK, France, Belgium, the Netherlands or Spain!

 
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Excellent mashup of the visible and the invisible on the Appian way

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Herb Neufeld and colleague take refuge from the traffic. CC Oggie Dog. More.

Robert Kaster & spouse did this, and much, much more, and the resulting book - thanks tender sender! - is thoroughly recommended. (And don't worry: seasoned jaywalkers won't find the first bit anything like as frightening as they did: they're drivers rather than walkers, and I'll bet a really pedantic researcher could dig out something about the dangers of cart traffic in second century Rome.) Recently I also enjoyed the adventures in the Callixtine catacombs (From the oak to the olive, 1868) of Julia Ward Howe - progressive at home, tomb-raider abroad - and Skateboarding on the Appian Way has got to be good.