Mike Stores

@mstores.bsky.social

Library worker. Reader. Runner. Cyclist. Frequently grumpy. Mackem

İf you feel the need for some cycling related reading with the end of the TDF , I would heartily recommend Guy Roger's book about Eddy Merckx. Some really interesting insights from his rivals and contemporaries. #merckism

Cover of Guy Roger's book about Eddy Merckx

Mick Lynch wants a progressive wealth tax, which is a Green Party Policy, with the richest paying the same as everyone else on PAYE, 47%. That would bring in hundred of billions, it is time for the richest to pay what everyone else has been paying their whole lives.

Some really interesting discussions going on about England's upcoming match at altitude against Mexico. I'm surprised that this scenario wasn't anticipated and that England didn't base themselves at altitude. I guess they gambled and prioritised heat acclimatization.

Just finished reading John Lewis-Stempel's charming book, 'La vie'. İt chronicles a year spent farming in rural France. It made me want to move to France immediately although I didn't want to become a farmer. Highly recommend.

Cover of a book called La Vie

Just read The return of Moriarty by Jack Anderson. It's a new take on Holmes and Watson and casts Moriarty in a new light. Could the Professor be a misunderstood genius? Enjoyable and well written, looking forward to the next episode.

Cover of The return of Moriarty by Jack Anderson

In 2010, I fell in love with Sunderland. Since then, my affection for the club, the city, and the region has only grown. That’s why I’m excited to run the Great North Run and raise money for the Foundation of Light! The FOL and @safc.com do such great community work. Please donate if you can! #SAFC

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Hello! My name is Dawson and I am running to support the Foundation of Light. I was born in Wisconsin in the United States and currently live in Chicago. In 2010, I feel in love with Sunderland AFC an

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