Comments on: Castaway! http://www.mgharris.net/2010/02/27/castaway/ Website of MG Harris, author of 'The Joshua Files' children's adventure book series Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:02:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: MG http://www.mgharris.net/2010/02/27/castaway/#comment-2188 MG Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:14:25 +0000 http://www.mgharris.net/?p=1083#comment-2188 Andrew, thanks very much for the comment. It would be fun to revisit the Jam factory! I'll ask Sylvia... Andrew, thanks very much for the comment. It would be fun to revisit the Jam factory! I’ll ask Sylvia…

]]> By: nro http://www.mgharris.net/2010/02/27/castaway/#comment-2183 nro Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:41:41 +0000 http://www.mgharris.net/?p=1083#comment-2183 hey, i want to see the article and even though i am not oxfordshire based, i would like to see you give a talk. will you ever do another arg? (P.S. i know you have found out my real name but could you not tell anyone cause i like being anonomous) thanks, NROoperative hey, i want to see the article and even though i am not oxfordshire based, i would like to see you give a talk.
will you ever do another arg?
(P.S. i know you have found out my real name but could you not tell anyone cause i like being anonomous)
thanks,
NROoperative

]]> By: Andrew Norton http://www.mgharris.net/2010/02/27/castaway/#comment-2182 Andrew Norton Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:02:52 +0000 http://www.mgharris.net/?p=1083#comment-2182 I've really enjoyed discovering your blog. I found it whilst looking for web links to the Jam Factory in Oxford. I'm the current 'guardian' (paying tenant) of the historical 'Frank Cooper's Marmalade Factory' which has an inherent magical quality to it and indeed has achieved 'cult status' for many of it's inhabitants. We feel very fortunate to be looking after it. I am interested by the comments about the Jam Factory's surrounding area becoming 'yuppified' and I'd love to invite you and Sylvia to visit us sometime. I'd really enjoy meeting you both. I've heard many interesting tales of the old antiques centre and I'm sure you could shed light on some of the history of the space in which we work! Kind regards, Andrew Norton I’ve really enjoyed discovering your blog. I found it whilst looking for web links to the Jam Factory in Oxford.

I’m the current ‘guardian’ (paying tenant) of the historical ‘Frank Cooper’s Marmalade Factory’ which has an inherent magical quality to it and indeed has achieved ‘cult status’ for many of it’s inhabitants. We feel very fortunate to be looking after it.

I am interested by the comments about the Jam Factory’s surrounding area becoming ‘yuppified’ and I’d love to invite you and Sylvia to visit us sometime. I’d really enjoy meeting you both. I’ve heard many interesting tales of the old antiques centre and I’m sure you could shed light on some of the history of the space in which we work!

Kind regards,

Andrew Norton

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