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6000 miles… (temporarily) broken

By 6000 | 6000 | July 1, 2011

Just a short note to say that I did something very bad and, as you can see, broke the blog quite a lot. Working on a fix right now. Apologies for our rather scruffy appearance in the meantime. UPDATE: Aaaaaand we’re back. Many thanks to The Guru for selflessly doing his stuff to make things [...]

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Missing

By 6000 | 6000 | June 27, 2011

I decided to take the weekend off from blogging and all in all, it went quite well, aside from the monumental guilt I felt for not blogging. I know that when I don’t blog, I lose readers, but equally, I’m aware that when I blog badly, I also lose readers. It’s at times like this [...]

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6000.co.za is now on Facebook

By 6000 | 6000 | June 8, 2011

With Facebook rapidly becoming the all conquering behemoth as far as the internet is concerned, it seemed wise to finally take the plunge and make one of their ridiculously named “fan pages” for the blog. Now it should be noted that for the amateur [waves], Facebook doesn’t make it easy for you to do this – the interface [...]

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11 for 3

By 6000 | 6000 | April 22, 2011

No – this isn’t some dodgy cricket score – it’s a reminder that you can get 11 days off for the price of just 3 (if you booked some time ago, this is). Oi! Don’t look at me like that – I did warn you about this back in January. Anyway, I’m taking full advantage [...]

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Too close to home

By 6000 | 6000 | January 7, 2011

Several emails and tweets asking why I am not blogging about the Luke Fairweather story. It’s a reasonable question. Thanks for asking. Occasionally  - just occasionally – there are topics which I would LOVE to blog about, but am unable to. These are generally specific and local issues which are linked somehow to what we [...]

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