The Ham and Egger Files

Happy Telegraph Pole Appreciation Day. We met Martin Evans, founder of the  Telegraph Pole Appreciation Society , at a  Dull Men's Club ...

A report from the COVID-delayed party for Anorak of the Year 2021. The Sun Trevor pub in Llangollen We attended the first Dull Men's Clu...

A blog post about brown tourist signs. I was pleased to hear that my fellow blogger, 'dull' person and fan of the quirky Amanda from...

We won it. We have been declared the Self-Isolators of the Year by the Dull Men's Club for the way we have continued to explore, promot...

A look at a shopping centre bench in the time of social distancing. A bench in the Spinning Gate shopping centre in Leigh We've seen a f...

A pair of socially distanced benches in Spinningfields, Manchester. One person only at this time This doesn't look like the mo...

What a spot for a nice sit down. The bench is nestled between the Trans Pennine Trail, the River Mersey and the Stockport Pyramid .

A look at two benches in the time of social distancing. We saw a few different social distancing signs on our walk round Colne in Lancash...

Check out the latest blog post on the Dull Men's Club website, it's about us and how we're coping in lockdown. Minigolfers ...

A look back at the Delightfully Dull, Brilliantly Boring Evening in Preston, May 2018. Back in May 2018 I was invited to be a speaker at ...

A look at the variety of benches at Vickersway Park in Northwich, Cheshire. On Saturday we revisited Vickersway Park in Northwich to hav...

We had an enjoyable evening of mild excitement at the Dull Men's Club Anorak of the Year Award event in Manchester yesterday evening. ...

A dull event is being planned to announce 'Anorak of the Year'. It will take place in Manchester on Tuesday 26th November, 6pm to 8...

A look at some benches on the Middlewich Branch of the Shropshire Union Canal. Welcome to Middlewich. Please take a seat I was in M...

A look back at the Dull Men's Club's Delightfully Dull, Brilliantly Boring Evening in Preston. A year ago yesterday I was a spea...