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At last! Getting to the bottom of it …

Posted on April 2, 2019 by Miles Piper in Life, News, World Affairs // 0 Comments

In these wonderfully entertaining times – dare I mention Brexit, ‘Fake News’ and the influence of the ‘unregulated’ internet upon which anyone of impressionable mind can find cod-evidence supportive of the most crackpot of ideas and theories, let alone dangerous and/or subversive ones? – it is occasionally reassuring to alight upon something that sets the record straight and provides certainty in this troubled and sometimes crazy world.

Today I offer Rusters everywhere an item that provides an all-too-rare calming poultice – see here for a report by Guy Walters that appears today upon the website of the – DAILY MAIL

About Miles Piper

After university, Miles Piper began his career on a local newspaper in Wolverhampton and has since worked for a number of national newspapers and magazines. He has also worked as a guest presenter on Classic FM. He was a founder-member of the National Rust board. More Posts

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