C. Anthony Lewis

@emkingma@mstdn.social take a look at #tiddlywiki. It's totally customisable, although not entirely out of the box. However, there's a great community that's really reactive to questions and is friendly. It's actively maintained and a new version has just been released. I hope this is interesting. See https://tiddlywiki.com/

@egonw@social.edu.nl what's happening with that helixy thing?

@garrowed@mastodon.world it was and going under the railway just upstream was always interesting but we normally turned around then. Once we were able to go through the Feeder Canal to the Avon and on to Ariel Rowing Club. It was a bit surreal. We'd go all the way down to the Cumberland Basin with the old gas works opposite SS Great Britain, which was still largely a hulk then. I think the masts didn't go up until early 80s. That open stretch could get surprisingly rough. Fun times... sorry probably too much.

@garrowed@mastodon.world I used to row past this on a regular basis when I was at the university in the late 1970s to early 1980s but didn't realise it had been built so recently... I guess I should have realised from its design. That and the smell from the Courage brewery are strongly imprinted memories... oh, and the pain of rowing up and down the floating harbour! Thanks for a great photo.

@Gaolaitch@cupoftea.social lovely and also cryptic... but who allowed that lamp post... argh...