T is For


...TIME
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There is never enough of it.
Where does it go?
Why does it go so fast when there is so much to do - so slow when there's nothing to do?


If you are a Doctor Who fan this might help explain things:








or maybe a few clocks might help?






and for  extra fun: Who is the Doctor?



Did you know? the West Country is actually quite a few minutes different to the time in London? This didn't used to matter until the trains started needing a time table - so Time was adjusted to fit the railways.

Also.... if you are an Agatha Christie fan
there really IS a '4.50 from Paddington'.
I've been on it!

although I must confess...





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U is for 
UMBERLEIGH Station
and
V is for
VILLAGE SHOP



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8 comments:

  1. Rosie Amber11:18 am

    Love all you clocks, especially the Cornish time and the Anti-aging one.

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    1. Helen Hollick5:22 pm

      Just a pity that the Cornish Clock isn't a Devonian Clock! LOL

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  2. Melanie11:44 am

    Love the writers' clock! And the anti-aging one, too. I love Dr Who and I think my favourite of all the doctors was David Tennant.

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    1. Helen Hollick5:23 pm

      I agree about David Tennant - although I did also like Tom Baker. I'm one of the people who saw and remembers the very first episode!

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  3. Anonymous11:54 am

    I'm living the '5 days after the weekend' eCard every day! Funny!

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  4. Unknown9:53 am

    Ah David Tennant, and also Broadchurch, like seeing him act. I got here, after telling you the link was not working, I went to the page you had been posting the links on, and got to it. Thanks.

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    1. Helen Hollick6:41 pm

      Sorry about broken links :( I haven't seen Broadchurch yet - I'll watch on DVD

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