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A jiipsi's tale (Chpt. 3)
Part 1 - The Final Chimurenga Every Saturday afternoon, the main radio station had a forces request program, where loved ones at ...
Two days in Arcachon, France
The car was packed Friday evening and we woke with the baby at 8am in a bit of a panic because this was, for the first time, and h...
A jiipsi's tale (Chpt. 2)
Part 1 - The Final Chimurenga The first black people I met in Rhodesia were Robert Ganunga and his wife, Margaret. They were our ...
Pretty soon everybody's got Naan!
Ok, so it's not quite like the tanoor breads of the middle east - but it is pretty close (in a western stylee!)
A jiipsi's tale (Chpt. 1)
Part 1 - The Final Chimurenga The other thing that happened yesterday was Robert Mugabe declared whites in Zimbabwe as enemies ...
The Famous Five go to Scafell Pike
Late September and camping in England are not two things I thought I would ever link, but there you are, life is full of surprises...
The Lockdown Menu
So, as the world locks down to flatten the curve of COVID-19, closer to home we are trying to flatten the curve of food consumptio...
Not far from the madding crowds!
Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales on the banks of the River Wharfe, Bolton Abbey is regarded as Yorkshire's best day out...
See my brighter future - Hardcastle Crags
A fiver for a day's parking at the National Trust carpark seemed a bit steep (there are literally no other choices for parking), b...