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Trojan horses, writing ghosts, and aiming for the Moon

The posts in Week 46 were as varied as ever but with a strong emphasis on healthcare and training, with some ghosts of writing (but no ghost writing), the odd Trojan horse and bovine brain, and some sport thrown in.

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An easy way out post

It’s well worth having a quick read of the article that inspired Andrew Jacobs’s post – even if you wouldn’t normally read about rugby – because it has an interesting analysis of why the New Zealand’s rugby team, the All

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Demons, downloads and daffodils

Hello, it’s me Kate BenthamĀ again this week, starting with a shuffle of the feet and staring at the floor apology for the delay in getting this summary to you. My standards are slipping. I’ll try harder. Am I forgiven? So,

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Not All Bad For UAE Rugby But Much More Needs To Be Done

This week The Sporting Wag aka Hannah Chia encourages us to look beyond the recent 93-3 Japan vs UAE rugby match score and focus on what can be done to develop a semi-professional UAE rugby league. Hannah asks what support

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Blue lights and learning, landscapes and inspiring

This post, the summary of Week 19 Year 2 posts, is the 1,194th on this blog. There have beenĀ 16,577 views of the blog. We have created 193 categories and 1,771 tags. 246 people follow this blog, and there have been

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Blogging, walking, leading and bins

Hello, yes itā€™s meĀ Kate BenthamĀ back for another week as guest curator of Weekly Blog Club. Weā€™re into week 15 of year two and had some wonderful blogs submitted this week, the quality and content of which have been amazing. The

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Vardre RFC, Venice of the Swansea Valley? Re-visiting old rugby grounds

Chris Bolton has taken up the entirelyĀ optionalĀ theme this week and is taking us on an Urban Walk – through the Venice of the Swansea Valley. Chris shares some lovely photos of bridges, canals, bus shelters and rugby players. Vardre RFC,

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And My Super XV Team is…

Picking a team to support and follow can be a difficult decision, there’s lots to take into account. There’s the clubs history, the quality of the players, the location of the team. All of these are important but Hannah Chia

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Rockets, Areoplanes and Nuka

Hello, yes itā€™s me Kate Bentham again, just helping out at the Weekly Blog Club controls for week 14 of year 2. Time really is zooming by but itā€™s great to see so many out of this world blogs being

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Rugby WAG, Rugby Widow

Exciting news for Hannah Chia this week as her other half is called up to play international Rugby. Hannah shares with us exactly what a Sporting WAG gets up to while he’s away. We especially like number 2 on this

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