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To see a larger version, just click on any picture. Full name: Stephen Michael Hooker, nicknames: Acw, Zok. Born in Aberdare, used to live in 46 Peasant View, Godreaman, Aberdare, Mid Glamorgan where my parents still live. Also used to live in Selbourne (Selborne) Street, Chuckery, Walsall. Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree in Visual Communications from West Midlands College of Higher Education. Ran a business from The Custard Factory Digbeth.
To see a larger version, just click on any picture. Full name: Stephen Michael Hooker, nicknames: Acw, Zok. Born in Aberdare, used to live in 46 Peasant View, Godreaman, Aberdare, Mid Glamorgan where my parents still live. Also used to live in Selbourne (Selborne) Street, Chuckery, Walsall. Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree in Visual Communications from West Midlands College of Higher Education. Ran a business from The Custard Factory Digbeth.
06 May 2004 
Puddle heaven on bikes
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We did this the day before, for longer. Today as Amanda had dinner in the oven we had only half an hour.
So they whizzed around, zipping through the puddles. I remember as a kid the seeming power of watching the front wheel as it cut through the water and that unforgettable sound of the water splooooooossh.
Esme took off her spangly handle bar streamers to see if they were really magic, to see if she could still ride her bike. She could. We asked her if they were magic because the day she bought them was the day she learnt to ride. [I must re-read Dumbo and point out the magic feather.]
So they whizzed around, zipping through the puddles. I remember as a kid the seeming power of watching the front wheel as it cut through the water and that unforgettable sound of the water splooooooossh.
Esme took off her spangly handle bar streamers to see if they were really magic, to see if she could still ride her bike. She could. We asked her if they were magic because the day she bought them was the day she learnt to ride. [I must re-read Dumbo and point out the magic feather.]
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