Monthly Archives: June 2013

Royal Albert Memorial Museum

Since we have lived within a stones throw of Exeter I have always wanted to visit the museum there. Then today we had opportunity. The car was going into the garage and we were provided with a courtesy car. The … Continue reading

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Mystery Monday – Rugby School

My late Grandmother always said that her father, John Matthews (1875 – 1931) was educated at Rugby School. Now Rugby School is quite a well known establishment. My Grandmother whilst she has not been 100% accurate on her family information … Continue reading

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The Orangery, Teignmouth

A few weeks ago the local town guide plopped through the letterbox. Truth be told, I usually have a flick through then drop it into the library next time I am in and leave it on one of the tables. … Continue reading

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Haldon Aerodrome

Today has been a lovely day. We took Alfie upto Haldon, which is owned by the National Trust and was the site of Haldon Aerodrome Marker with details of the Aerodrome Alfie, kicking up the grass! View across Haldon towards … Continue reading

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James Rogerson Ltd, Model Engineers, Chertsey Street

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Sunday Salon – Can a person have too many books?

Yes, I am a bit late for the Sunday Salon, actually I could be early – that will be a first! Over on the KindleKorner mailing list there has been an interesting debate in answer to the following question “Can … Continue reading

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Library Loot – 5th June

I hadn’t been to the library for a week or so, but I had  book due back and a small fine to pay as I misread a date then remembered it all wrong! So having renewed the said books I … Continue reading

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Wedding Wednesday – Dorothy Butcher & Richard May

Further inspired by the good new of Surrey records being placed on line at Ancestry – you can read that post HERE The following wedding is of my Grandfather’s sister; my Great Aunt and Godmother Dorothy Lilian Butcher to Richard … Continue reading

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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer

A few months ago whilst channel flicking for a movie we spotted Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Now we had never heard of the film, but as we watched we felt that it must be based upon a book. A … Continue reading

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Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) – Introduction

A few weeks ago I became aware that the Hibernia College, in association with The Gathering were offering a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) free of charge. The aim of the course is to focus on National identity and to explore … Continue reading

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