welcome to the boardIf you have any info that might help with our family tree, please leave it here...Updated the tree with new infoSome updated birth dates and marriage info...More tree info and photos coming later today<a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/img/oldClarkes/">images all moved to here now</a>...Saint RoseMissed Corporation:Blend last night, got to the Garage too late, but Saint Rose were the middle band on, and were quite MOR, but much better than King Adora... a poor mans Manics, when the Manics were a poor mans Guns'n'Roses...... Birdcage was too loudThe music's good, but maybe we were just sat at a shitty table, sound was a bit crap. So where tonight? Not back there, maybe to The Fox Reformed or whatever, the wine bar down the bottom of Stoke Newington Church Street, it's about the only bar we'v... arcade gamesWalked the long way round Listria Park on the way to Church Street today, and saw two magpies and a squirrel raiding someone's bin. They weren't at all bothered by me walking so close to them.Also saw a discarded arcade machine on the road, all it's ... Street partyThere's a street party on our street on the 13th of July, will we go? What do you think... I really like the idea of it, but am in a mood of hating all things about London and everyone in it right now, not sure why, think it's something to do with th... Pirate StreetmapThis is funny, though the URL is too big to be displayed on here...Day off today, to head to Brighton for the wedding.http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?grid2map?X=532041&Y=184596&title=Treasure!&back=%3Cscript%20language=%22javascript%22%20src... Clarke Family TreeThis site is home to my blog, with links to all the stuff I like. It used to be quite Stoke Newington based, then Folkestone, but now it's more about me, my lovely wife and our beautiful boy Harry... Also the usual stuff, work, TV, etc. Clarkeology.c... Mahon Family TreeMahon Family Tree here...A work in progress. See Clare Mahon, the artist Harry Clarke, or see all names in the tree...If you're looking for the Clarke Family that are not related to this Harry Clarke, then we still might have what you're after - plea... Oyster Card problem at Liverpool StreetIt's not a nice situation When oystercards go bad, like today at Liverpool Street... a huge delay at the ticket barrier (well a few seconds anyway), everyone behind is cursing the person at the front of the queue for forgetting that their ticket has ... Family TreeHi looking to find out about my family, dont know much my fathers name is frederick my mother juile,grandparents Willam and Irena,if anyone can help many thanks RE: Family TreeHi Stephen,I know it sounds obvious, try working with what you do know. Work backwards from your own birth cert' and speak to family members (if you have any living) to see what they know. I started with just my G/fathers name and where he was burie... A quarter of commuters have found love in the tubeaccording to a poll by London Underground. And who's printing this shite? Yes, Metro. What should the sharpest response be? The other 75% can never find love becuase they've gnawed off their genitals in sheer frustration at the poor service? Stuck at... Trains, tubes, and flats.Turd of a journey in this morning, the Victoria line is out completely, which meant the train in was rammed, then Liverpool Street was closed for overcrowding as also the Central line was out... also because the Northern line is now "fixed" the journ... Church Street EatingAs you were so kind providing the <strong>Il Bacio</strong> number - any idea what <strong>The Dervish</strong> one is?Trouble on Stoke Newington High StreetSomething must have happened on Stoke Newington High Street, it was closed off when I went out, hence the diversion of busses. No reason for it to have affected the 106 though. Many police in attendance, no sign of an accident or anything though.... Clarke Family TreeCheck out this website and see if they are any of your relations on it. Please email me on the address on the site if you have anything to add.<br />Http://www.geocities.com/briantclarke/pages/family_tree.htmlThis is from Clare's family tree<strong>Joan Pentony</strong> is Clare's grandmother, there's a link to this message board from <strong>her page</strong>... I'll make a new board for this, it's confusing...Google and Microsoft, in a treeJust noticed this link in my referers, what's that all about then? What is it doing? It's putting microsoft into every search, but why?... Old Street Art PranksSaw a wacky situationist prank at Old Street this morning, a breakfast table set up on top of a bus shelter, with bowls, cups, plates, milk jugs, the lot. Snapped a pic but can't get it off my phone until I get home. It's got a mention in London By L... Folkestone roundupRef Leaves Field After Stab Threat in Folkestone... Referee Gavin Hoare ran and hid and demanded police protection after supporters allegedly threatened to attack him and his family.... John McCrirrick gets in a bit of a row, and a 54 year old Tunbri... The first rule about job clubGoogle blogger sacked, don't talk about work kids...Great weekend with a visit to Folkestone by Mum and Dad, took a trip to Lympne Castle, picked out some paint for the front room, and I DROVE A CAR, for the first time in about 8 years... piece of ca... "Maxwell has more in common with Barley's nemesis, Dan"Yeah, that's what everyone would like to think... On the subject of Shoreditch, there was a huge road closure this morning, near where the filming was yesterday, busses on diversion and everything... Around the end of Great Eastern Street I think, th... Windibank family treeIf any of this is of help please do not hesitate to contact me:-My great grand father was James Joseph and thence back. All from Liphook, Hampshire. They were the village blacksmiths of LiphookI can go back as far as Simon Windibank, son was Richard ... RE: Windibank family treeHi I too am looking for a windebank connectionrichard windebank abt 1828 cosham,portsmouth who married ann hobbs abt 1852 in portsmouthand had children ann windebank b1855 who married alban stark in 1873 portsmouth.richard windebank abt 1857william w... RE: Windibank family treeThere may be a connection somewhere as all our Windebanks were from the Widley/Cosham area. Caroline CLARKE married into the Windebank family (in 1832) which was quite a large one.... Walking from Bank to Cannon StreetOi, GOOGLEMAPS, NO! That's not the quickest way... I didn't actually need to check a map on this in the end, just follow the thronging masses all going the same way. Made my train home yesterday nice and quickly, though we were lucky to get home as q... For the more discerning street drinker...family treehi have you heard of elsie clarke and joan clarke. They we're relations of my father.Manic Street PreachersCANCELLED, rescheduled for a week later? Quite a few people now say they were there, so looks like it was! Last day on the Generation Terrorists tour possibly.Manic Street Preacherswith support from <strong>Super Furry Animals</strong> and <strong>Stereophonics</strong>, who I don't remember at all...CaberetDesree, John Otway, Lemontrees, Sean Locke, Uncoordinated Juggler and compere Lee HurstDowning Street tourTerry Pratchett's "Carpe Jugulum"Performed by the youth section of FHODS7:30pm. Tickets available in person from Hythe Bookshop, High Street, Hythe and Vine Books, 23 Cheriton Place, Folkestone. To book in advance by phone, please call Tony Cock on 01303 220580 or the box office on... Blaze - The Streetdance SensationComedy TreeTreeless MountainGary NumanThe Sacrifice Tour. Full Show comprising of.INTRO (PRAY), A question of faith, I dream of wires, Noise noise, Listen to the sirens, Everyday i die, Desire, Friends, Scar, Magic, M.E, Replicas, Mean street, Stormtrooper in drag, Deadliner, Bleed, The ... Folkestone Triennial Launch PartyThe Ark Café site by the Harbour. Info: 01303 245799 A festive celebration for everyone to enjoy, kick-off the 2008 Triennial with live music, street theatre performances & Triennial tours.Farmers' MarketHigh Street, Gravesend. 10:00-14:00 The Manic Street PreachersTwice in one week? A friend at the time liked them...1st One Day International: England v Pakistan in Chester-le-Street1st One Day International: England v Pakistan in Chester-le-Street tickets Tickets to see the English Cricket team play a number of Test and One-Day International matches against Australia, Bangladesh and Pakistan are now available...(In) Fertile Grounds – art exhibitionChimaera Gallery, Tontine Street, Folkestone In my current practice I am interested in the embodiment of the feminine within the art of abstract painting. The work flickers between abstraction and figurative and the use of high octane colour as... Comedy TreeComedy TreeComedy TreeComedy TreeTOAST & OATCAKES… The Unique humour of Eric Marwicka selling exhibition until 20TH December Venue: The Neville Pundole Gallery, 52 The Old High Street, Folkestone Toastracks and oatcake boxes to lighten your mealtimes; small exquisite table or desk sculptures; wall plaques for the irreligious depi... Christmas Exhibitionnow on until Saturday 6th January 2008 Venue: Chimaera Gallery, 42 Tontine Street, Folketsone Time: Gallery opens Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 10.30am – 4pm and Friday and Saturday 10.30am – 5pm Chimaera is showing its Christmas exhibition ... exhibition - F. magnus-Hirshfield - “ART TO BE WORNVenue: The Neville Pundole Gallery 52 The Old High Street Folkestone CT20 1RN Infomation: T: 01303 223029 Frank is an extraordinary man with many talents; an artist, Olympian and businessman; a true polymath with immense and gre... Exhibition - Other People's PhotographsGeorges House Gallery 8 The Old High Street Folkestone T: 01303-244533 <br />They used <a href="http://flickr.com/photos/folkestonegerald/475428516/">one of my photos for this</a>! exhibition - F. magnus-Hirshfield - “ART TO BE WORNDescription: Venue: The Neville Pundole Gallery 52 The Old High Street Folkestone CT20 1RN Infomation: T: 01303 223029 Frank is an extraordinary man with many talents; an artist, Olympian and businessman; a true polymath with immense and great kn... Exhibition - TransitionArtist: Deborah Crofts Venue: Chimaera Gallery, 42 Tontine Street, Folkestone Open Wed – Sun, or by appointment T:01303-211621 For further info: Exhibition preview - “An Irrepressible Urge to Decoratedecorated pottery by Susan Fields. The Neville Pundole Gallery 52 The Old High Street Folkestone Kent CT20 1RN neville@pundole.co.uk For more information about Sue Fields and her work, please contact: 01797 253911 ... Sandcastle competitionRaising money for The Church Street Project, a registered charity providing Art Therapy and Counselling to children in Shepway. Are YOU the KING or QUEEN of SANDCASTLES? THEN PROVE IT!Start at 11am, judging at 2.30pm... FCFC presents: The Other Boyleyn Girl (2008Venue: The Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone. Annual membership: £8; Members admission: £3; Guest admission: £4.50. Membership enquiries: 01303-245812. 10:30 "... and a little something elsea selling exhibition of oil on canvas pictures by Tracey-Anne Pryke. The Neville Pundole Gallery, 52 The Old High Street, Folkestone. T: 01303-223029. This exhibition runs until 27th April 2008. Curiously Optimistic an exhibition of vibrantly painted blown glassby Vic Bamforth. Venue: The Neville Pundole Gallery, 52 The Old High Street, Folkestone.