As promised on the New & Soon To Be Published thread, I am providing a preview for the above named book.
My first impressions are positive: it's quite a heavy paperback with modern (high-friction plastic coated) covers that runs to 232 pages despite the fairly large typeface. Although some of...
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boats & boatmen
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helen skyrme
interviews
napton locks
nick ford
shadows on the water: the haunted canals and waterways of britain
the imperial war museum
the oxford canal
I wonder if anyone can throw any light on this photo—as in exactly where and when it was 1st published?
It was some time in 1950
Chupacabra or What - Is It? If you know, you might tell Charles Hudson of Dallas, Tex. His coon dogs ran the strange creature down and killed it before he could...
Spontaneous Human Gallstones?
All accounts of spontaneous human combustion follow the same pattern, and I'm surprised nobody's noticed a simple connection. Here's an experiment. Take a large dinnerplate and place a few small articles on it made of wood, plastic, paper, etc. Place a cocktail...
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the irish times
I very recently saw Edge of Darkness, with Mel Gibson. At the end of the film, I saw that it had been dedicated to someone who had died in 2009. I looked him up and saw that he had been the writer of the British miniseries Edge of Darkness produced in 1985. Needless to say, I was curious about...
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