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@1263 You dislike jazz so much you feel compelled to tell everyone. Nothing to tell. I've not heard the album so I don't have an opinion on it. Have you listened to the album?
@dac, Didnt say i hated jazz just dont like it. Do tell about the tracks that challenge stigma and promote wellbeing .... could saved some time and energy and bought a album about whales farting.
Other potential wrigley demands could be, Rising world water levels which will sink dawlish we should evacuate now. Meteor strike on dawlish we need rocket systems to blow them up Lib dems to cut waste and council tax Climate change we need to stop breathing out Co2 Did you spot the odd one out.?
@carer Read post 29th may....now its YOU that looks Stupid.!!!!
What a lovely share! Dawlish always has such a unique charm, and it’s great to see little snapshots of local life and events like this. Thanks for keeping the community spirit alive these posts really make the town feel connected.
@1263 In your post, 03 Jul 2025 18:46 , you did not mention anything about Dawson, and now you have added her into the equation. Read what you put. So it IS a stupid comment. End of!
It's called coastal erosion. It's stupid place to build a rail line. Still we've got a century and a half out of it. Scrap 'resilience' move the line inland. The local MP needs to be seen to be doing something to justify his massive salary, so he states the effing obvious. Good job Wriggler.
Crumbling sandstone cliffs above the vulnerable waterfront railway line between Teignmouth and Dawlish could collapse at any time, the local MP has warned. Vital transport links in and out of Devon are being put at risk by the government’s failure to fund the final phase of a crucial 'resilience' project.
@1263 Have you listened to the album? Or do you just hate ambient music as much as you hate jazz?