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Broken Britain?
Sep 9, 2014
Is Britain and the United Kingdom on the Verge of Splitting? Britain. A land of myth and legend, of war and peace, of invaders and settlers. It has the fastest growing language in the world and has spread its influence almost everywhere through culture and language. Famous writers include Shakespeare,Rabbie Burns, and Dylan Thomas, to […]
Natural Causes by James Oswald (DI McLean: Book 1)
Jun 9, 2014
Some time last year I was walking down my local shops looking to add yet more books to my ever-expanding collection that is growing by the week. I know now that I will have to speed up my reading if I am to keep up with my addiction or stop buying books so I can […]
News Reviews 3
Sep 1, 2013
Ugliest Town in the Britain is… Hemel Hempstead Recently a report in the news named Hemel Hempstead as the ugliest town in Britain. It came from a group called Crap Towns Returns who do this every year. I had to laugh at this but wasn’t surprised. You see, I was born in the town and […]
Kinsale, Ireland Review.
May 4, 2013
Originally posted on russellskitchen:
Today’s post is brought to you by my good friend Darren Greenidge from Caliburnus Rises. Kinsale, Ireland by Darren Greenidge Hello there. My good friend Russ aka Tony Soprano to his friends, asked me to write a guest piece on his blog so I decided as his is a food blog…
Ballymaloe Country Relish Blues
Oct 16, 2011
The smell of sausages wafts up the stairs Ballymaloe country relish will be on them in pairs Ballymaloe they continue to inspire and delight Food no longer boring as the relish sets it alight Our sandwiches for work given a fresh lease of life Spread on ham and cheese with a butter knife On toast, […]
London, The Tourist Trap
Sep 6, 2011
First up, London is a city that I have a love/hate relationship with and probably always will do. I’ve been going there on and off for years so feel I can fill the traveller in on a few things. It’s huge, dirty and smelly. Beggars are everywhere and it can be hard to tell who […]
Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard
Aug 1, 2011
Now I’ve been wanting to go here since I was a kid which was the last time that I went and fuelled my interest in the Napoleonic era. I couldn’t wait to get on the ships, especially the famous and beautiful HMS Victory that has inspired so many and so much over the last two […]
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Caliburnus Rises 
Sep 17, 2014
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