My writing is now focused mainly on London content, but it started as a general travel blog in 2016. I haven’t had the heart to abandon those posts so you can find them under ‘All Over The World’!
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Memoirs of a Londoner: John Bobey
John Bobey was born in the 1770s. He was a Black man put on display for the entertainment of white audiences. Sadly, there’s so much of his story that we don’t know, but it is possible to put some of the pieces together and see what he achieved, despite everything and against the odds.
6 Times That Sheep Made History, Part 2
Part 2 of a blog post all about sheep! From historic breeds to scientific pioneers. You’ll never look at a sheep the same way again!
Chaos at the Coronation
Phew. We made it guys. The Coronation is over. It went more or less to plan and we can all breathe a sigh of relief. That’s not, however, something you can say for all of our Coronations, and so, just before the Coronation fatigue properly sets in, I have one more piece of Coronation content…
6 Times That Sheep Made History, Part 1
So, I’m aware it’s been a while since I posted. I decided that if I was going to make a comeback, I needed to do so with a bang. And what better way to do that than a blog post all about: SHEEP! Hell yeah. Don’t miss Part 2!
The Anti-Slavery Protest at the Great Exhibition That You Never Knew Happened
Most of us learn about the marvellous Great Exhibition at school. Over 100,000 exhibits under the vast roof of the Crystal Palace in South Kensington! But have you ever heard about the protest that took place there on 21st June 1851?
Memoirs of a Londoner: Anna and Ellen Pigeon
If you’re exhausted by the mere thought of climbing a mountain, grab a cup of tea, sit down (preferably under a cosy blanket), and have a read about some phenomenal women who were doing it in the nineteenth-century.
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