Monthly Archives: April 2013

Thursday Thoughts –

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Julie Goucher

Catherine over at Seeking Susan, Meeting Marie has started a weekly theme called Thursday Thoughts. I don’t guarantee to play along each week, but here is this week’s offering. I have spent the last few days clearing my study, reducing the … Continue reading →

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Giveaway Results – 13 Ways to Tell Your Ancestor Stories by Dr Bill (William L) Smith

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Julie Goucher

Back on 26th March I reviewed this great book. You can read my review and details about the book HERE. On the 27th March I hosted a giveaway, which was international, and open until the end of the 3rd April, … Continue reading →

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Blogging A-Z – April Challenge – C is for …..Canberra

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Julie Goucher

I have been to Canberra several times, but the highlight of this visit was the many hours spent at the Australian War Memorial. The main exhibition  – Nurses from Zululand to Afghanistan was of particular interest to my cousin, a … Continue reading →

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Blogging A-Z – April Challenge – B is for …..Bright & Beechworth

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Julie Goucher

On a previous visit I had been to the lovely Victorian town of Beechworth. In recently years it had been affected by the natural disasters of Australia and had suffered quite badly. I was therefore curious to see if Beechworth … Continue reading →

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Guildford Hight Street circa 1905

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Julie Goucher

I love the old fashion removal wagon with the horse, this one shows Pickfords the well known UK removal company.

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Blogging A-Z – April Challenge – A is for …..Australia

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Julie Goucher

This is the third year that I have participated in the A-Z Challenge. Last year my posts had an Australian theme, based upon previous visits there and in anticipation of a visit last September and October. I enjoyed that theme, … Continue reading →

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