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80Make your own Cumberland sausage
Ah! The traditional English banger! Nothing is more evocative of the English cuisine. They were called bangers because many inferior sausages were so full of water that they exploded when placed in the...
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72Richard III: Hero or Villain?
The name of Richard York, later King Richard the Third, has gone down into history as one of the world's great villains. He has been accused of murdering his two young nephews, the "Princes in the Tower," his...
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80A List of Unusual Pets
Most of us are seemed to be in awe with animals especially when we have some of them as our well-loved pets. Cuddly and affectionate, these wonderful creatures give us joy when we are with them and even...
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73Dogtown, Gloucester, MA
When you think about eastern Massachusetts, most people instantly think about cities and towns like Boston, the historic Lexington/Concord area, Walden pond, industrial Lowell, and when imagining the areas of...
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74My unlucky life.
I was born on 29th June 1959.in Gloucester, England, UK.My mum was born on 17th July 1931.in Glasgow, Scotland, UK.My dad was born on 21st October 1931. in Gloucester.My eldest brother dave was born on 12th...
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67Why I Can't Stop Thinking About The Song "If Ever I Would Leave You."
My husband died suddenly on 9 February 2009. He wasn't sick. We'd had a lovely day together. We kissed and he put his arm around me. I put my head in its usual place, his shoulder. We always went to...
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68The Darkest Hour
Bob Dylan, in "Meet Me in the Morning," repeats the old adage: "they say the darkest hour/ is right before the dawn." And indeed, Dylan knows darkness. But this is an early song: it implies hope. There...
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59Gateshead High Street
The Gloucester is located on High Street West close to the Metro and Bus Interchange. The management is now stable and the menu has changed recently. I've been eating my sunday lunch at the gloucester for a...
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71They Don't Make Them Like They Used To - A Glance At My Favorite Buildings
They don't make homes and churches like they used to. Eyebrow windows and huge porches used to be commonplace. Wood trim, one variety being called gingerbread, decorated and/or scrolled itself around the...
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55Living by the Sea in New England
Boots seldom fit. We are not moving the boat back to Florida. The deal is off. So, not being tourist people, The Captain and The Kid hung out by the sea. The New England coast along the shore from...
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