- Word Central - An Exeter based writing group
- Exeter Writers Short Stories Competition - closing date 31st March 2012
- Bristol Short Story Prize - closing date 31st March 2012
- 221B Magazine
- History Carnival - The November carnival will be hosted at The Renaissance Mathematicus
- Thinking of writing to Santa?
- UK Disability History Month - Celebrating our struggle for Equality 22nd Nov - 22nd Dec 2011
- Book - The Polio Paradox
- Join a Facebook Research Community
- Jersey Heritage Archive Names Search
- Share History & a remarkable 19th Century Recipe Book
- History in an Hour - Guernsey Evacuees to Northern England during WWII- Part One and Part Two
- History in an Hour - Submissions
- Book - The Recipe Club by Andrea Israel & Nancy Garfinkel
- Guernsey Evacuee Diary
- Book - Post Polio Syndrome - A Guide for Survivors & their Families by Dr Julie K Silver
- The British Army in North Africa in 1942 - Imperial War Museum
- Book - The Apothecary's Daughter by Charlotte Betts
- Genealogy Blogs Organised by Type - courtesy of Geneabloggers
- Botany Bay Conference September 2012
- The Quilt Index
- Australian Historical Association
- Bletchley Park Roll of Honour
- English Handwriting 1500 - 1700 an online course
- Daily Telegraph - Readers Memories of WWII
- Great War Hero Weblog
- Author's Licensing & Collecting Society
- Letters & Journals
- Good Mail Day
- How to download material from Facebook courtesy of The Armchair Genealogist
The ramblings & obsessions of a fisherman's wife! ~ a potpourri of history, genealogy and books. Also some general ramblings if they take my fancy!
Saturday 29 October 2011
Sorting Saturday - Twitter Catch Up
I usually mark tweets that I want to read again or those that list a website as a favourite and then do a sort of those posts at the end of the month. Well, I have been slack and I have not done such as post since the end of April. Here is the round up of those tweets that I found of particular interest.
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Thanks for posting this. What a great idea.
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