Newark-on-Trent

So we don't really have pretty cities.

So let's say we have pretty small towns and pretty small market towns in Newark.

Lots and lots of them.

But our big cities or our large towns are pretty hideous, I'm afraid, in my humble view of architecture.

And I think what those actors were able to create was so special, and I think that's what everyone always remembers and, like, adores and loves.

I think with time, Christmas has become a bit difficult just because I think maybe sometimes if you do an Am-Dram production of Avenue Q, right, sometimes, especially when it comes to race, becomes difficult, right? If you do a production of Avenue Q in Newark-on-Trent, right? A friend of mine did it, and she was telling me about it.

Christmas, it's gonna be a little bit ouchy, ouchy, okay?

Yeah.

Well, good morning to you, Brendan.

He said, we've got a great local music scene here in Newark on Trent.

International Piano and Violin School.

Great music sessions as well.

Another early self-propelled device was used by Sir Thomas Fairfax, a parliamentarian commander-in-chief, during the final years of his life following injuries sustained in the English Civil War.

His chair remains on display today at the National Civil War Center in Newark-on-Trent.

By the year siebzehnhundertsechzig, the technology moved into more common use with the introduction of the invalid carriage or bath chair.

In achtzehnhundertsiebenundachtzig, rolling chairs were introduced on the Atlantic City boardwalk for tourists.