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Monthly Archives: February 2014
My first cover story!
I thought that I might give a little update on my writing as the last few weeks have been very productive ones in terms of writing. I’m about to have an article published by a leading environmental magazine (more details … Continue reading
Posted in Life, writing
Tagged Blackadder, Blogging, books, Cover Story, freelance, history, Life, writing, WW1
14 Comments
Ukraine, Putin and the West – What you need to know
It’s not often I write political pieces, but the scenes on the television news coming out of Kiev are terrible. Not so long ago, Kiev hosted international football tournaments and was fast becoming a city-break destination for western Europeans rather … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Anti-government, Europe, Life, News, Politics, President Viktor Yanukovych, Protest, Putin, Russia, Ukraine, Vitaly Klitschko
10 Comments
Walking through a graveyard of giants
I try to go for a walk every day, it adds a bit of routine which is necessary when writing at home in the winter nearly every day. Sometimes I go along the canal, other times through parks and across … Continue reading
Visiting Montmatre, home of artists and Sacre Couer
So, we have just about reached the end of our short break in Paris. To be honest I could stay here a lot longer. There may be a few strange things about the place but overall I love it. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, history, Travel
Tagged Art, church, Culture, history, Life, Montmartre, Paris, Sacre Couer, Travel, Weather
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A date with the Mona Lisa
If you’re in Paris for more than a day then you really should make the effort to visit The Louvre as we did on Sunday. It is the worlds biggest and most visited museum and is impossible to see in … Continue reading
The Palace of Versailles
Saturday morning and the sun was out and our spirits were high. Our sore feet were going to be spared the long march to the Seine as instead we were going to the Palace of Versailles about 15 miles out … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, history, Travel
Tagged France, history, Paris, Travel, Versailles
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Another long days walk around beautiful Paris
We have been walking around 10 miles each day around Paris and on Friday we were blessed by sunny weather. It was by no means warm but if you could find somewhere out of the wind, it felt nice or … Continue reading
A mini break to Paris
Wednesday saw my wife and I start a mini break in Paris as it is 7 years since we first met. I always love going on train journeys but especially on the Channel Tunnel. St. Pancras is such a beautiful … Continue reading
Virgin: The best complaint letter in the world
I don’t know about you but I am no good at all at complaining at least not in person. Being British means that it is generally better to be polite and unhappy than complain and be happy or even more … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, Life, Travel, writing
Tagged Letters, Life, Oliver Beale, Planes, Richard Branson, The best complaint letter, Tours, Trains and Sinking Boats, Travel, Virgin Complaint Letter
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