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Last Updated 29/05/06
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Here's a nice picture from Dovedale, Derbyshire, one of the most picturesque areas of the country.
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All About MeI was born in the town of Great Yarmouth, though to me it isn't very great at all - in fact I would call it a bit of a dump. But then that's just my opinion. The city of Norwich is a much nicer place. As I went to school there for 7 years, I think I could say that I know it.
My interests are very varied. As well as football and rugby, as explained in the main text, I also like sailing, mainly on the broads, in old wooden cruising yachts. Well, as well as anything else afloat with a sail. I like all things technical : that ranges from computers, to cars, aeroplanes, anything like that. And of course languages, travel, all things foreign I like. (Stemming from my trip to Brazil last summer, I also gained an interest in South America.) As I once said to a friend, no holiday period is complete without a trip abroad. Reading flows from my interest in languages, both in English and in French. That's one of the main reasons I studied French at University. (The other being that language studies have the least work!).
I used live with my mum and my sister in a house in the village of Reedham, on the Norfolk Broads (which may explain my interest in sailing). It's right next door to the village fish and chip shop. Which is good for when cooking seems like too much trouble ... Now I have my own house in Brandon, Suffolk, near to where I work in Newmarket.
This is the view from my old bedroom window at Mum's house. You can see the marshes, but the River Yare is hidden by the house and the hill upon which most of the village is. As you may have guessed from the main page, more specifically from the "Brazil Update" section, I am a Christian. I believe in one God, the Holy Trinity, and all His power and glory. I come from a Christian family, so I can't really say exactly when I found God, but I think the summer "Bible Camps" (led by David Dixon and John Fox) on the North Norfolk coast made me realize exactly what I was believing in. Instead of religion being just something I did, it became a voluntary belief. It was my decision, and I'm glad I made it.
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