Hiatus over, it's time to just mention some of the excellent Raddlemen I am following on Twitter.
It proves that Rutland isn't still in 1954.
@Mercury1695 For the near up to the minute happenings of my part of the world.
@rutlandweather is someone I have followed since my humble beginnings in social media. A 4-hourly service telling me the weather in my home county. This isn't, however, a 'bot account', or that posts automatically. The gentlemen behind it also runs a weather blog. Unbelievably, I can't find it currently, as the post it was on is now too old.
@Rutlandbubble , part of the FORC family, has been on Twitter a month less than I have. Following mainly his musings on life at the cutting edge of rural insurance, as well as his occasional commentary on home life, proves incredibly useful.
@M4ryLamont I discovered when our local radio joined the service.
@RutlandRadio , Though humble in it's followings, keeps me up to date with the station when I am away at University. Whether its a winning weekend or a now - playing mention, it's just great to get niche updates from my local radio.
Of course, this correspondent's old school chum @Odbe34 who talks politics and other Rutland stories needs a mention
Finally, for the definitive list of Raddlemen on Twitter, check out the Rutland Radio list here. A collection of 8 or so others on Twitter from the smallest county in England.
UPDATE 1: @konin , owner of the Toots Sweets of Oakham. A store of old fashioned sweets in Oakham, is the latest addition to this growing list
UPDATE 2: @M4ryLamont has come up with the following:
Thanks for the help!
How could I forget!
ReplyDelete@oakhaminbloom , the collection of volunteers from the original Oakham in Bloom bid, who 'tweet' about environmental projects around Oakham.
Here are some more :-)
ReplyDelete@thesixpence
@tonyhson
@gillbee
@artsforrutland
@pooletj
@batwine
@uppingham
@allotmentgirls
@furleys
@cookiesofoakham
@merrymonk
@discoverrutland