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101 Most Horrible Tortures in History
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Lest We Forget - A Concise History of WW1
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V1 Vixen the first book in a vigilante pulp noir thriller trilogy
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How To Get Rich Using Airbnb
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Very Sad Poetry
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In The Footsteps Of Heroes
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The Silence Fell
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Planes, Train & Sinking Boats
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The Promise - Book 1 of The Timeless Trilogy
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The Promise - Book 2 of The Timeless Trilogy
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Forever & Until - Book 3 of The Timeless Trilogy
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Category Archives: Heritage
The Coal Posts of London and Hertfordshire
Almost opposite the hotel that I’m staying in at the moment is this white post below. It is an old Coal Post and is around 140 years old and it goes back to a time when coal entering London was … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, history, Uncategorized
Tagged Canals, Coal, Coal Duty Market, Coal Post, County of Hertfordshire, London, Trade, Watford
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Plumbing the depths of despair.
As if being pushed under a tube train in February and attacked in the street in November isn’t bad enough I’ve recently had the only item of value stolen from my new home recently. With not much else that can … Continue reading
The secret green huts of London
They are an icon of London; not as famous as those famous red symbols such a telephone boxes, post boxes, double decker buses or soldiers on guard and they are certainly less common than the iconic London black taxis but … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, history, Life, London, Travel
Tagged Black Taxi, Bloomsbury, food, London, London Taxi
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The life and grave of Little John of Robin Hood fame.
In the ancient ballads of Robin Hood, Little John is traditionally, second in command of Robin Hood’s legendary Merry Men. Little John appears in the very earliest of the surviving Robin Hood tales including the work of Andrew of Wyntoun … Continue reading
Cheers to pub signs!
As we near the darkest and coldest nights in the U.K. many of us will be spending at least some times in pubs. This would have been even more the case in years gone by. There have been … Continue reading
Ivinghoe Beacon – From the Bronze Age to a galaxy far, far away.
Situated in the beautiful Chiltern Hills, Ivinghoe Beacon is a prominent hill and landmark in Buckinghamshire, England, in the United Kingdom, standing 233 metres or 757 feet above sea level. It’s relatively grand height has meant it has been an important point … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, Heritage, Life, Movies and Films
Tagged Buckinghamshire, Chilterns, Ivinghoe Beacon, national trust, Star Wars, The Ridgeway
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My new Nursery Rhyme Tour of London
It’s at this time of year where as near as possible I have a slightly easier life. Fewer tourists though doesn’t mean I’m not working. In an ideal world I would be using January to write books but I’m still … Continue reading
