I was born in North Wales in 1960, fifteen years after the end of World War II so the adults in my life had all lived through it and each had their stories to tell. However, most did not tell their stories until much later in their lives, often close to the end, so it … Read more
In an age where cultural shifts and globalisation often lead to the erosion of traditional values, many people are understandably concerned about the decline of Western culture and British values. However, there is a wealth of opportunities to preserve and celebrate our rich heritage. By actively engaging in practices that honour our history, traditions, and … Read more
In this post I’m going share some of my memories of the free festivals I attended in the late 1970s and early 1980s including the People’s Free Festivals at Stonehenge and a few others
Here are some brief descriptions of the Lotus Cars: Elite, Elan, Europa, Esprit, Excel, Elise, and Exige.
The Spine of Albion is an intriguing book. It falls neatly into place as the third of a trilogy of books about long and important ley lines in Europe. The first was The Sun and the Serpent (1990) which charts the path of the St Michael Line from Land’s End to East Anglia. The second … Read more
About forty-five years ago I developed an interest in ley lines and tried to create a ley lines map in my corner of the UK. The interest was sparked by reading about them in various books on related subjects. It wasn’t long before I had ordered a copy of The Old Straight Track by Alfred … Read more
The British Empire was a global empire that originated with the British Isles. At its height, it was the largest empire in history and, for over a century, was the foremost global power. The British Empire is considered one of the greatest empires in human history, especially for its role in spreading Western culture around … Read more
The ruins of Knowlton Church sit in the centre of the ceremonial henge that predates it by about 3,500 years. It is one of the most striking examples of how the new religion of Christianity adopted many existing sites of worship and ceremony, and in so doing persuaded the population to convert to the new … Read more