There are hidden worlds of opportunity and every waterfall leads to a new way.

How to write poetry


Anything is possible
Turn your aims into signposts

We work together


Going after opportunity
I used to feel I’d missed the bus

Be prepared to experiment

A day that changed my life was meeting the Viking Cheiftain Georg

Let me tell you another one

Some times we need help

She was a woman of many talents

One of us used to be a punk

See the I Know Someone Who poem here (but remember to come back to this)
As we write the songs burst forth

Adventurous spirits discover South American en suite showers are a little dangerous

Need a chance to think? Have a latte

Memories of hotel management

Some times I can be like Dobbie a bit, but he won his freedom when his skills were recognised

The picture below is nothing to do with our group activities and got in here by mistake…

Here Gramey shows how when the group needed a bin Adrian stole one from the Italian class next door

Wasps ate my homework

when the baby was born

When you see your dreams and they can all be fulfilled in one venue

Plus the links…
Click here to view the Indoctrination poem
Click here to view Lives of Creatives
Click here to view OldMan 04 – Star Trek
Click here to view OldMan 05 – Missing Time
Click here to view OldMan 06 – Back When I Was Abducted
Click here to view OldMan 07 – Pickles from the Polish store
Click here to view OldMan 08 – of Socks and Slippers
Click here to view OldMan 09 – Fame at Last
Click here to view OldMan 10 – Battle of Hastings
Click here to view OldMan 11 – This time it’s personal
Click here to view OldMan 12 – Bob’s Life
Click here to view OldMan 13 – Guadeloupe
Click here to view OldMan 14 – Ms May was away
Click here to view – This party political message was brought to you for kindness in the UK
Click here for Viking Comics Inc.’s latest project – The Horned God
Click here for the completed Viking Comics Inc. graphic novel The Hammer Flies
Click here for Viking Comics Inc. graphic novel for older children Oski and the Amulet
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