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Monthly Archives: March 2016
The tragedy of Smalls Lighthouse
There have been lighthouses around the coasts and islands of Great Britain almost as far back there have been people travelling by ship. A fine Roman lighthouse of nearly 2,000 years is still standing tall within the walls of Dover … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, history
Tagged British, history, Life, Lighthouse, Royal Navy, Smalls Lighthouse, Strange but true, Tragedy of Smalls Lighthouse, Trinity House, Wales
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Do Chimps Believe in God?
As Good Friday nears and Easter beckons to many as well as Passover to many others, it might come as a surprise to you that recent studies have indicated that a group of Chimpanzees have been studied and a series … Continue reading
Posted in Religion and Faith, Science and Engineering
Tagged Africa, Animal rituals, Anthropology, Chimpanzees, Chimps, Death, Do animals believe in God, Easter, God, Laura Kehoe, Life, religion
5 Comments
Khutulun – The Mongolian Wrestling Princess
The name of Khutulun might not mean much to people today in the Western world but in an age when there is still much debate about the equality of sexes, gender roles and stereotypes, we really all should be a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, history
Tagged 101 Most Horrible Tortures In History, history, Khutulun, Kindle, Mongolia, The Mongols, The Promise, war, Wrestling
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Pull up a chair!
For the second time in a few days, the blog I wanted to write didn’t happen. Today I was going to write a blog on ‘Words’ It was one of those blogs that came easy to me and didn’t require … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, writing, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Blogging, creative writing, history, Kew, Kindle, Life, News, Radio, Research, V1 Vixen, writing, Ye Olde England Tours
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Animation of Allied bombing raids on Nazi occupied Europe
I was going to write something entirely different today and indeed had even started writing it when I happened across a segment of this newly released animated video by the Imperial War Museum in London which I thought many others … Continue reading
Posted in history, London, WW2
Tagged D-Day, Germany, history, Imperial War Museum, RAF, The Blitz, United Kingdom, USAAF, Video, war, World War 2, WW2
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7 Songs to have a good cry with
Songs to have a good cry with. Continue reading
Posted in Life, Popular Culture, Religion and Faith
Tagged Christina Aquilera, Coldplay, Death, Depression, Johnny Cash, Life, Loneliness, Mama, Music, sadness, The Verve, Video
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Are British really obsessed with weather
Earlier this week I posted about whether the widely known stereotype of us British having bad teeth had any validity? In the end, it had none at all and we can rest easy knowing there are few with more healthy … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, geography, Life, Popular Culture, Uncategorized
Tagged British Problems, England, Life, London, Snow, Stereotypes, Travel, United Kingdom, Weather
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Do the British really have bad teeth?
This week I thought that I would write a few articles regarding stereotypes of what others around the world think of us British. Some of them are well-founded and some of them are less so. Today, I’d like to get my … Continue reading