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Laos – a Potted History
Laos is a landlocked country squeezed between China, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia; it has a small population of about seven million yet it’s almost the same size as the UK. A 50,000 year old skull was found recently; the oldest … Continue reading
Posted in Current affairs, Education, History, Politics, Travel, vacation, war
Tagged Albox, America, Andalucia, Asia, Beer Lao, CCM, cluster bombs, communist, Geneve Accord, Hmong, Ho Chi Minh, Laos, Mekong, million elephants, NVA, Pathet Lao, secret war, Vietnam
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Salad Days
It’s a Leo thing apparently; the trait I have of leaving some things to the last possible minute. At school even with all the holidays to do my homework, it would still be done Sunday night before term started again. … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Childhood, Education, Nature, Personal, Thoughts, Uncategorized
Tagged catholic, caves, gollum, off license, school, special brew, St Peters and merrow grange
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The Cork Oak
The closest many people ever get to a Cork Oak tree will be when handling a cork from a newly opened bottle of wine or removing the stopper of an olive oil bottle. It’s amazing to think that these cork … Continue reading
Still space to be amazed
With the world seemingly shrinking as communication and travel becomes easier and faster it’s refreshing to know we can still be amazed by this beautiful blue planet we inhabit. Only last week scientists announced the discovery of a canyon in … Continue reading
Posted in Current affairs, Education, natural world, Nature, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Alfred Russel Wallace, Annapurna, Borneo, Charles Darwin, Colombia, Ecuador, Global warming, Grand Canyon, Greenalnd, Herzog, Hilary, Himalaya, Lachenal, Mount Vosavi, Nepal, Olingo, Olinguito, Papua New Guinea, sea level, Spiny Boki Mekot, Tensing, volcano, Wallacea, wide mouth frog
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Pompeii
Pompeii was founded 2700 years ago by the Osci tribe. The next few hundred years saw the Phoenicians, Etruscans and then the Samnites in occupation. Around 400BC the Romans took control fortifying it in the process. The Appian Way passes … Continue reading
The Pot and the Kettle
The Islas Chafarinas are three small islands located just 3.5km off the coast of Morocco, they have been occupied by the Spanish since 1847 with the only residents being a 190 strong military garrison. There used to be a colony … Continue reading
Posted in Bureacracy, Current affairs, Education, History, Politics, Spain, Travel, war
Tagged Alhucemas, Ceuta, Chafarinas, Dictator, environment, fascist, Franco, Gibraltar, King, Melilla, Mohamed VI, Morocco, parsley, Penon Velez de Gomera, Peoples Party, perejil, PP, Spain, Spanish Legion, war
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Bomber Harris
Arthur Harris was born in 1892; his parents didn’t think him clever enough to go to Eton as his brothers had before, so gave him the choice of joining the army or going to the colonies. He chose the latter … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Education, History, Politics, Spain, Transport, Uncategorized, war
Tagged Arab, area bombing, bomber, bomber command, Bomber Harris, britain, carpet bombing, Churchill, Dresden, Germany, Hamburg, Hitler, India, Palestine, Persia, Royal Air Force, total war, World war 1 . World war 2, Worldwar 2
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