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Holidays: June 2015
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Saturday, June 27, 2015. Oxford is a city that we were able to visit for a short time when the team was playing Oxfordshire. The car was parked in Magdalene Street, near Broad Street and Broad Street. Was the main area that we were able to explore. Bicycles are a major means of transport in this university city. There is a wide variety of architecture to be seen on Broad Street. There are a number of university colleges in Broad Street, all with interesting architecture. Posted by Vicki's Blog. Sections ...
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Holidays: Hampton Court Palace
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Sunday, August 2, 2015. While visiting East Molesey on 30 July I went for a walk along the banks of the Thames to Hampton Court Palace. Built 500 years ago this Tudor palace is a most impressive building. The palace is an easy walk along the banks of the Thames River from the East Molesey cricket ground. Numerous water birds, including swans, can be seen during the walk. It is quite a busy stretch of river with a variety of boats. When crossing the bridge the castle comes into view. Posted by Vicki's Blog.
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Reading and other pursuits: The making of the British landscape
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Reading and other pursuits. Sunday, May 3, 2015. The making of the British landscape. Those who watched the British television series, Time Team. Posted by Vicki's Blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Labels - Internet and Web 2.0. Use of information technology. A Forgers Progress: the life of Francis Greenway. The Time Travellers Guide to Medieval England. Station X the codebreakers of Bletchley Park. Return to Gallipoli: walking the battlefields of t. On dangerous ground: a Gallipoli story.
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Reading and other pursuits: Walking with the Anzacs: a guide to Australian battlefields of the Western Front
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Reading and other pursuits. Sunday, May 17, 2015. Walking with the Anzacs: a guide to Australian battlefields of the Western Front. Posted by Vicki's Blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Labels - Internet and Web 2.0. Use of information technology. A Forgers Progress: the life of Francis Greenway. The Time Travellers Guide to Medieval England. Station X the codebreakers of Bletchley Park. Return to Gallipoli: walking the battlefields of t. Walking with the Anzacs: a guide to Australian bat.
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Holidays: VOSCA over 60s Team dinner
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015. VOSCA over 60s Team dinner. Before we left Leicester we had a Team Dinner at a local hotel. Everyone had to wear a hat that was not related to cricket resulting in a variety of headwear, in many cases from local op-shops. Some of the group appear in the following photos. Robin, Bill and Graeme. David, Nola, Yvonne, John and Margaret. David, Lindsay, David and Nola. Lyn, Bill and Greg. Nola, Glenda and Guy. Don, Geoff and Steve. Gary, Karen and Gordon. Posted by Vicki's Blog.
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Reading and other pursuits: A Forgers Progress: the life of Francis Greenway
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Reading and other pursuits. Saturday, May 30, 2015. A Forgers Progress: the life of Francis Greenway. Alasdair McGregor provides a chronicle of the life of Francis Greenway including his life in England, his trial and journey to Australia, a description of the colony ruled by Macquarie, the work of Greenway and the demise of his later years. He died in 1837, a forgotten man. A series of plates in the centre of the book show illustrations of some of the Greenway designed buildings. Posted by Vicki's Blog.
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Reading and other pursuits: March 2015
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Reading and other pursuits. Friday, March 27, 2015. A history of war in 100 battles. Posted by Vicki's Blog. With many branches of my family tree having Scottish connections I often look out for books recounting the history of that country. Three titles recently found in the library are listed below:. Collins little book of Scottish history: from Bannockburn to Holyrood. The fourth edition of Scotland: a concise history. Scottish archaeologist, Neil Oliver, has written A history of Scotland. Page 33 in A...
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Holidays: VOSCA over 70s
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Thursday, August 6, 2015. During July the VOSCA over 70s cricket team also toured the southern counties of England. They were scheduled to play twelve games - ten county games and two games against combined England teams. Two players from Ringwood over 60s played in this team - Chris Hartrup and Terry Dunn. Therefore there were four members of Ringwood over 60s playing in England over the summer as Gary Semple and Robin were playing with the VOSCA over 60s team. At this stage the VOSCA over 70s team had ...
