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EPISODE · May 2, 2026

ASFO 2026–05–02

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Blackpool, and why I am not likely to visit Pleasure Beach. This episode recorded ex post facto, because I lost track of time while riding the tram system — the only one in Britain to have been spared. From its northern terminus you can see the Heysham nuclear power stations. Also a “Museum of Water … Continue reading "ASFO 2026–05–02"

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