eltonioni wrote:Loads of podcasts and audio books.
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The Enchiredion & Discourses - Epictetus
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.. in English or (not the easiest) Greek ?
for myself:
books:
very rarely, almost only 2nd hand and oldish aviation books serendipitously found in 2nd hand bookshops, fiction and nonfiction
magazines:
aviation (Flyer, LAA, AOPA), and any foreign GA ones I spot while overseas
motoring association (free with membership),
'The Oldie' (recommended: well-written bitesize articles by authors with 'hinterland', and a slightly challenging crossword)
newspapers:
'The Times' on Saturday, for the 'Listener' crossword. 'Reading' the rest takes me most of the next week. Must-read columnists: Caitlin Moran, Melanie Reid, Matthew Parris; much of the rest skimmed or skipped
Listening:
R4 available in every room, usually on mostly as background noise at mealtimes, but a bit more attention on some (usually news or history) topics. Must-listen: almost only Archers, and 'news bulletin' parts of 'news magazine' programmes eg 'Today' (better since Humphrys left, not difficult
); a (very) few of the 1830 'comedy' programmes. Radio Gloucestershire (on catch-up 'Sounds') if they're doing a feature on JAM (gratifyingly often
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(mere guide at) Jet Age Museum, Gloucestershire Airport
http://www.jetagemuseum.org/TripAdvisor Excellence Award 2015
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction ... gland.html