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Monthly Archives: April 2014
York Cold War Bunker – A Fascinating Insight Into A Paranoid Era
Largely known for its Viking past, its cobbled streets and its gothic minster, the city of York is certainly not the first that most would associate with Cold War paranoia. Yet hidden in the suburbs near the racecourse, is the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Odd, Travel, UK
Tagged 1960s, bunker, Cold War, English Heritage, nuclear, nuclear war, York, York Cold War Bunker, Yorkshire
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The Great British Bucket List
It’s the Easter bank holiday and people up and down the land are celebrating it by spending time with family, jetting off for a long weekend or even just spending a little too much time in a beer garden than is … Continue reading
Savouring A Turkish Delight In Istanbul
I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Turkish city of Istanbul. It’s the only city in the world which straddles two continents – Europe and Asia – which creates a tantalising mix of cultures. It’s great for shopping too … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Photography, Travel, Turkey
Tagged bosphorus, constantinople, istanbul, photography, shangri-la, Travel, turkey
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For Folk’s Sake Interview: The Skies Have Cleared For Simone Felice
My interview with singer Simone Felice on the For Folk’s Sake website: “Perhaps appropriately for someone who’s just landed in the UK, the first thing Simone Felice does when I ask how he’s doing is mention the weather. ‘I’m just … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Music
Tagged felice, music, simone felice, simone felice strangers, Strangers
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