The ramblings & obsessions of a fisherman's wife! ~ a potpourri of history, genealogy and books. Also some general ramblings if they take my fancy!
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Tea Cup Tuesday - A different sort of post
Welcome to the latest Tea Cup Tuesday post.
This week I have submitted a different, shorter post, but still tea related. The catalyst for this was being made aware of a website called Koi-Hai which focuses on the historical information of those who spent a lifetime working within the tea growing industry and community.
The site is very interesting, with details of web links to be explored, books to read and directories and photographs.
Submitted as part of Tea Cups Tuesday hosted by Artful Affirmations & Martha's Favourites
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India,
Tea Cup Tuesday,
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Sunday, 10 August 2008
Lesa’s Book Critiques
I came across this fascinating blog, with lots of recommendations for books, as if I needed any more!
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Friday, 4 January 2008
WW1: Experiences of an English Soldier
Several weeks ago I came across a fascinating blog. A selection of war letters from the First World War have been posted on the corresponding day on a blog by the Grandson of the soldier who wrote them 90 years ago.
I won't spoil the details, except to say two things, this deserves to be read, it is fascinating and I make no apology if you become hooked on reading the diary; and secondly this deserves to be published. I just wish I had this much detail about my relatives who fought in the First World War.
Simply fascinating & completely incredible that they have survived.
The link is HERE
I won't spoil the details, except to say two things, this deserves to be read, it is fascinating and I make no apology if you become hooked on reading the diary; and secondly this deserves to be published. I just wish I had this much detail about my relatives who fought in the First World War.
Simply fascinating & completely incredible that they have survived.
The link is HERE
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web pages
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