There was something rather special concerning my recent
post about Haworth; the one where I claimed we were avoiding all things Brontë. The item I am referring to, and the thing which makes the Brontë post special,
isn’t glaringly obvious, and I must admit it slipped my attention, despite being vaguely aware of its approaching imminence.
I could keep you guessing for a while, but that would be
unkind, so whilst I appreciate what I’m about to reveal, may not mean much
to some people, it does to me; even though my realisation of the event's significance only dawned on me yesterday.
So without further ado, I can reveal that the article posted
on 27th September, represents the 1,000th article posted
on Paul’s Beer & Travel Blog!
This is a real milestone for a blog which I started writing
in my spare time, and the real exciting news is that next month will see a
further milestone reached, as Paul’s Beer & Travel Blog will be celebrating
its 10th birthday.
There aren’t any photos to share from that initial November 2008
post, but the one at the top shows yours truly, in familiar pose, enjoying
a well-earned beer.
6 comments:
Well done indeed, Paul. A significant error. I think people believe we knock these posts out in ten minutes; it takes hours to carefully weave those typos in for Russ to find ;-()
Martin
Thanks for all the blogging Paul. I for one have enjoyed reading your material for a long time. Hope you continue to post 2000.
Thanks Martin. It would be nice if we could knock these post out in 10 minutes, but then it wouldn't be half as much fun. Mind you, you're much more prolific with regard to posting than I am.
Cheers. Paul
Congrats Paul!
And may I say that, if you are approaching the 10th year and have just passed 1,000 posts, then your blogging is becoming more prolific. :)
I think the first post of yours I read was about Kent pubs last year.
Here's to the next 10 years, and the the next 1,000 (or more) posts.
Cheers!
Oh, and being the bigger man I'm ignoring Matthew/Martin's dig. :)
Makes my two million plus red arrows on the Daily Mail's comments threads seem pretty paltry.
Bravo, Paul!
Cheers,
E
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