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UFO’S and Aliens – Foo Fighters
Perhaps the strangest reports of UFO sightings occurred at the end of the Second World War. Pilots, who are usually rational and sensible persons, reported seeing fast moving round glowing objects following their aircraft while flying over Germany at night. Sometimes they were described as fiery, glowing red, white or orange. Pilots and their aircrew reported…
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Alex’s War: Chapter One The Beginning May 1939
This is the beginning of my father’s story and tells why he decided to join the Royal navy.and the first chapter of my fathers experiences in the Second World War I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a…
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The Second World War
I was listening to Jeremy Vine on the Radio the other day and he was talking to Antony Beevor about his new book called “The Second World War”. Jeremy was saying that it is strange that The Second World War fascinates everybody. This struck a chord with me as I am spell bound by the…
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Urban Foxes. Live in the City. Close encounters of the Foxy kind.
I was delighted when Channel Four announced their programme about urban foxes, firstly because I love foxes and secondly because one of the characters in my book, “The Grail of the Unicorn Planet,” is an urban fox called Rufus. In my book, the children are able to communicate with him, made possible by the wizard Signet.…
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Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence
In my book, “The Grail of the Unicorn Planet” the extraterrestrials that live on the planet Altair are highly advanced and benevolent. They visit Earth, unknown to most of us but if they did show their faces they would be friendly. However some people believe that to try and make contact with aliens and send…
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Car trouble
I thought that the days of rogue cowboy garages was over but I was wrong. After having two clutches in quick succession, fitted by Lee Hire in Brighton they told me that I had burnt the clutches to a crisp and that the car would not go into gear because the gear box was faulty. They suggested that I “pass” the car and its problems on to an unsuspecting buyer and I…
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Stargazing, Exoplanets and Space travel
I have always liked Science fiction and have been inspired by H.G Wells and Jules Verne and later Asimov. So as a writer I wanted to incorporate this as an element in my books. Information technology means that we all have instant access to the latest developments in technology and we can see that Science…
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Holy days and the first day of the week
The Literacy class where I am a volunteer restarted after half term, last Monday the 20th February and I was very surprised to find that I learnt something myself. The teacher asked everyone, “What is the first day of the Week?” You possibly thought like me that it was Monday. or maybe you are cleverer than me and know that it…
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The Odd Sock in the Laundry Syndrome
Do you ever find that when you come to sort out the laundry after it has been washed and tumble-dried that you are left with odd socks? Even though you have washed the clothes at home, they just can’t be found. They’re not left in the washing machine or tumble drier so where on earth…
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What’s in a name?
What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.(Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet Scene II, ii 1 -2). So speaks Juliet in Shakespeare’s famous work. I was thinking about this, last week, when my friends came back from a holiday in Hong Kong and telephoned me to…