After contemplating a change in direction for the blogs a few weeks ago I’ve decided to reinstate them again and see how they evolve. Blogger can be a cumbersome beast to create content with compared to some other media however it deserves some more opportunities going forward.
Let’s see what 2024 brings.
Great to see your blogs back up - I regularly read both your blogs, in fact I check almost daily, but don't 'follow' as I have an aversion to signing up /logging in to stuff (still won't even watch iPlayer). I thoroughly enjoy reading about your wargaming but often feel my comments add little so sometimes think they're not worth adding. I had considered doing a blog myself but being a bit OCD worry that I would feel compelled to regularly post and it would become a chore... so I understand why you've had second thoughts. Don't be like me and just leave it until you feel like it - we can wait and the wait just makes it even nicer when something comes along.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Rob and believe me, i absolutely hear you about the aversion on logging in and signing up. Take care.
DeleteOnwards and upwards mate. I'm glad you are hanging in there with the blogging. I think the difference between we bloggers is that we create ongoing content which everyone can access, re-access (even ourselves) and search. Your blog is a great resource and source of inspiration to others. Happy 2024.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Greg.
DeleteHuzzah!
ReplyDeleteIndeed AJ. Hope you are doing really well mate.
DeleteI am happy to hear that you are going to keep blogging. I have you set to "follow" and so I get a notice on my blog feed that lets me know when the people I follow post something new. Your blog has been tremendously helpful in building my Sudan armies and I enjoy looking at all of the new pictures. I have been using Blogger since 2007 and find it relatively easy to use. It can get clunky at times, but they have made it easier to upload pictures into my blog.
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Thanks so much Jim. Your support is always so greatly appreciated and you may well be my own Bears friend in the world. Take care.
DeleteExcellent news!
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt
DeleteGreat that you are carrying on. On fact, surely there should have been a Carry On up Khartoum film. Might need to make one using a Sands of Sudan game.
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back Carlo.
Now that would be a film id love to watch - thanks so much Andy.
DeleteThe Mahdi has massacred Hicks Pasha's army in the deserts of Sudan! Khartoum will be next, Egypt is tottering and Suez is threatened. Can the government ignore the calls for action? What's to be done they ask? The Press and the great British public are in full accord! There is only one man who can be relied upon to set this right, and that man, fresh from his triumph in Kalabar, is Sir Sidney Ruff-Diamond!
DeleteGood lad - depth of content is always good - now get some new units sorted !
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave and absolutely noted mate. Looking forward to following your new project y the way.
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