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Category Archives: Britian
Thursday Doors – Bon Voyage
This will be the last of Thursday Doors from Derry for a while and as it has a seaport with a long history, I thought it would be nice to give you a brief glimpse into its interesting past. But … Continue reading
Posted in Art, boats, Britian, food, History, Ireland, photo challenges, social issues, Thursday Doors, Travel
Tagged DerryCity, emigration, PykeNPommes, ThursdayDoors, travelireland, WW2
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Thursday Doors – Bristol
This week’s Thursday Doors photos were taken by one of our daughters while on a recent visit to her brother in Bristol in the UK. I asked her to look out for some interesting doors that I could feature on … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Britian, Thursday Doors, Travel
Tagged banksy, Bristol, SteveJobs, StreetArt, ThursdayDoors
59 Comments
Thursday Doors – Derry Again
I’m still in Derry for this week’s Thursday Doors and this was as high as I could go in the Tower Museum. The view from the rooftop is wonderful, with the River Foyle cutting through the city in the background. … Continue reading
Posted in Britian, castles and ruins, Historical buildings, Ireland, Thursday Doors, Travel
Tagged DerryCity, SpanishArmada, Spitfire, ThursdayDoors, TowerMuseumDerry, WW2
36 Comments
Shakespeare in April
Four hundred years ago today, William Shakespeare passed away. April is a month that belongs to the Bard, a significant date is the twenty-third. Seeing as today, April 23rd, is the four hundredth anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, … Continue reading
Posted in Britian, environment, History, nature, The Good Things in Life, writers
Tagged nature, shakespeare, verse
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Crime and Punishment
My last post got me thinking on how criminals were dealt with in the past, particularly as I recently bought Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment. I’ve been meaning to read this for such a long time as I’m interested in the psychology behind … Continue reading
Posted in Britian, History
Tagged 18th century crime, crime, crime and punishment, history, william calcraft
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