From http://www.gracedarling.co.uk/On my paternal grandmother’s side of the family it was always said that she, my grandmother, was related to Grace Darling, that famous hero from Engl… Read More
It has been called many things; universal basic income, guaranteed minimum income, guaranteed basic income, etc. It all means the […]
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Guest blog by Richard Conway, ElastaCloud, Microsoft MVP Regional Director, Azure UK User Group
AzureCraft was conceived in 2016 by myself, Richard Conway, the co-founder of the UK Azure Us… Read More
Beltane or Beltaine is the anglicised spelling of the Old Irish Bel(l)taine or Beltine: the Gaelic name for either the month of May or the festival that takes place on the first day of May… Read More
This is a local group of jewellers in Whitby who create the most wonderful rings, necklaces, and brooches using the jet washed up on the local beaches. The jet found at Whitby is of Early Ju… Read More
On 5th December 1872, the ship Dei Gratia was about 400 miles east of the Azores, when crew members spotted a ship adrift in the choppy seas. Capt. David Morehouse was surprised the vessel w… Read More
Theme-Character IntegrationPart 12Creating A Kickass Heroine Previous Theme-Character Integration entries are indexed here:https://aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com/2014/07/index-to-theme… Read More
This discussion links to my discussion on The Astonishing Colour of After by Emily X. R. Pan and Living With a Depressed Parent - I am the child of depressed parents. But I'm also my pa… Read More
Bram Stoker is arguably one of Ireland’s most famous authors, and he is known worldwide for his creation of the mythical monster Dracula. Throughout, and after, his life he received a… Read More
After being trapped in for hours in Bank Holiday roadworks hell, the five-star hotel Rockliffe Hall Darlington in in County Durham was a more than welcome sight. Set in 375 acres o… Read More
People are less happy over the last decade. That really shouldn’t be a surprise. At least, not for people who are honest. While the number of millionaires and billion… Read More
Sir Ernest Shackleton (Source: The Irish Times)
Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton (1874 – 1922) was an Irish explorer who led three British expeditions to the Antarctic over one hundred year… Read More
Sometime ago, I read an amusing tale regarding a recently married couple. They were on their honeymoon, as well as were remaining on the 15th floor of a 5-star hotel.
The young husband too… Read More
Published in 1897, Bram Stoker’s gothic horror novel Dracula remains one of the most enduring and popular novels of all time. Inspiring countless movies and literature, Dracula ha… Read More
This excerpt is from the book entitled 40 Strange Groups. Little is known about them, hence the shortness of the book and the low price.
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On 5th December 1872… Read More
Head for the magnificent Ozark Mountains where you’ll find plenty of outdoor recreation, thrills around every corner and hospitality to the max, better known as down-home Southern coo… Read More
This book is a brief introduction to the political, social, religious, and cultural history of an age when so many basic aspects of modern England were formed ranging from government institu… Read More
An excerpt from the book: Travels through History – North-East England
The Cathedral Church of Christ, Blessed Mary the Virgin and St Cuthbert of Durham is the official name of Durh… Read More
Looking for a spooky Halloween staycation this year? England is host to its fair share of spooky stories and lots of horrifying horror novels have been inspired by its villages and castles… Read More
Are people happy? Well, let’s say that people are less happy than we used to be. This really shouldn’t be a surprise. At least, not for people who are honest. While… Read More
If you love small towns, England has plenty to offer. Whether you are a local or visiting from abroad, there are plenty of charming small towns in England for you to explore. From coastal vi… Read More
What is the perfect time to visit England? There is never a wrong time to visit England, especially with the variety of locations available, including cities, beaches, and the picturesque co… Read More
National Parks extend 1,386 miles of routes appointed as suitable for people with access challenges. Most people enjoy getting out into green spaces alone or with their families. It is notic… Read More
The National Trust has moved three rangers into a lifeboat house on a remote shingle spit in order to protect a colony of one of the UK's rarest seabirds, the little tern. The terns are affo… Read More