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A mix of fiction, memory and the unthinkable from One Lucky Bunny aged 82.

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AN INNOCENT’S TALE CONTINUED PART 2. . .

. . .which you will find at the end of part 1. . .

From my Beeston Destinations archive

A very personal London Underground Cubebox. .

From my Beeston Destinations archive

Beeston Worm Maps

From the Beeston Destinations archive

A History by Bus Map from 2012 - How much has changed?

From the Beeston Destinations archive

Unique maps about Beeston public transport

From the Beeston Destinations archive

My Beeston bus and tram maps have history. . .

From my Beeston Destinations archive

The Beeston NETcubebox

From the Beeston Destinations archive

When a Nottingham Tram is better than a sledge!

From my Beeston Destinations archive

Was the 18a a missed opportunity? Why I thought so at the time.

From Beeston Destinations archive

Developing a East Midlands SUPERBUS NETWORK

Beeston bus routes in 1968, 1997 and 2026

And the sad demise of Beeston’s Cinderella CT4N bus routes.

An innocent's tale. . .

A story in parts. Part I.

This entire post is the result of me spending just under 5 minutes in conversation with Duck Duck's AI twenty minutes ago

I have created a A5 booklet version, of which this is the cover I have printed on 160gsm card. I think it both amazing and frightening at the same time. RH.

A glimpse of eternity in 1957

From a bench atop of One Tree Hill Park - A night I will never forget again

Welcome to my subbiverse

with a little help from my new AI friend. . .

'Wish you were here. I am ready now'

WARNING. I write about sexual abuse in graphic terms.

EXTRa paperbagstories post about a favourite newspaper page and a column

The world’s best ham sandwich, sparrow chicks and a pond, and compiling this post on a iPad!

I fell in love with another woman today. . .

. . .who helped me understand myself a little better

Where will I be nine days from now?

A short story written over two sessions in a hospital waiting area

Paperbagstories going monthly

and designed so it is printable (still a work in progress this bit!)

A lifeboat and a dog that do the same thing. . .

. . . rescue people and save lives. Two men tell their stories. . .