The Crossroads of the Aether
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Comment by James Murray on April 22, 2012 at 5:08am Cheers.
Currently reading The city of Bones by Cassandra Clare, only got it cos i couldn't get the ones she wrote b4 this series, which were steam punk apparently, the infernal devices. I love reading, but most do not consider me literary mided because my passion is young adult fiction. I love it, it is always full of action and events, i find Adult books plod too much and go into too much detail. Heretical i know, especially to one who enjoys 19th century literature
Comment by Prof. Sebastian Fate on April 22, 2012 at 3:15am
Comment by Prof. Sebastian Fate on April 12, 2012 at 12:57am Might I also suggest, if you're down for the weekend, you take a look at the Titanic Theatre Restaurant. I went some years back and quite enjoyed it.
While I would love to go, at this stage I don't think the exhibition gods are smiling on me. I hope you enjoy it though!
Comment by Prof. Sebastian Fate on April 3, 2012 at 5:03pm Now don't all hang back : is anyone else planning to be in Williamstown on the 22nd ?
Comment by Prof. Sebastian Fate on April 1, 2012 at 11:00pm Madam Fate , his guide in all things , and the Professor plan to visit the clothing exhibition in Williamstown on the 22nd.of April , the last day .
Should anyone else attend we will be the couple being refused admission because we are dressed in the same style as the exhibits .
Please make yourselves known .
Comment by Prof. Sebastian Fate on March 31, 2012 at 6:16pm That 'phone number should be 03 5468 7418 - see you there .
Comment by Prof. Sebastian Fate on March 31, 2012 at 6:13pm For those within geographical range of Melbourne , Victoria on the 7th-22nd of April , at the old Town Hall , Ferguson St , Williamstown an exhibition of late Victorian - Edwardian clothing will be presented under the tile ' Dressed for the Voyage - the ' Titanic ' costume extravaganza ' .
Edwardian high tea is available pre-booked at a cost of $45 in addition to the entry fee of $8 adults and $6 child .
Group bookings are available although a warning to organizers of our desire to outshine the exhibits might be in order .
If anyone is interested contact can be made on www.dressedforthevoyage.com or ring 03 546818 .
Comment by Ged Maybury on March 29, 2012 at 11:21pm Splendid stuff, Mr Roger Curl. Next time I'm in Auckland I MUST ensure I get there for a steaming load of fun.
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