Druridge Bay Pinched from Moyle’s Facebook page is this image of Ian & Moyle playing at Druridge Bay. I can’t remember if we (Crawling Chaos) played at that one but we certainly played a part of a big push to block a nuclear power station being built there during Thatcher’s time in office. We played…
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Website Updates For some time now websites that I run have been running WordPress. I’ve been using it since version 1.2 I think, so quite a lot has happened in this time. It is currently at v.4.8.1 Themes Initially, themes had the appearance of user guidelines that had evolved for (say) the first decade of…
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The Web, History, Link-rot & Crawling Chaos Again, while checking for link-rot, I came across a broken link on the Crawling Chaos website. Specifically, it’s when I deal with our introduction to Factory Records and that I played with a hockey team called Northumbria alongside the Tyne Tees Television (TTTV) newsreader called Rod Griffith. I…
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Artistry my pre-ramble… 🙂 While doing some link rot checking using the Broken Link Checker plugin I came across this old post which is about an old edited letter from Clark Ashton Smith (CAS) to August Derluth. A screenshot is at left – click to enlarge or see the original here. CAS tells about the…
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