Book Review: The Accidental Superpower: Ten Years On by Peter Zeihan – globalisation has its limits
Book Review: The Accidental Superpower: Ten Years On by Peter Zeihan – globalisation has its limits. A thought provoking take on globalisation.
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Starmer: At The Crossroads
Starmer: At The Crossroads. Sir Kier Starmer is at a crossroads in his ascent to power both in the Labour party and in government.
28 Years Later – more family values than zombies
Movie Review: 28 Years Later - more family values than zombies.
Cruising along the River Thames, London
By chance I was able to go cruising along the River Thames in London. With the Springtime blue skies the light was crisp enough for some photography.
The Anarchy by William Dalrymple – a warning from history
The Anarchy by William Dalrymple - a warning from history. The Relentless Rise of the East India Company. It paints a picture of ruthlessness by the British and in fighting between the nawabs.
Serenity in the Lakes Part Five
Visiting the Lake District is the opposite of a City Break – exploring the myriad of snaky lakes by car or foot with villages few and far between. Activities are focused on fell walking, Beatrix Potter and soaking up the serenity.
Serenity in the Lakes Part Four
Visiting the Lake District is the opposite of a City Break – exploring the myriad of snaky lakes by car or foot with villages few and far between. Activities are focused on fell walking, Beatrix Potter and soaking up the serenity.
Serenity in the Lakes Part Three
Visiting the Lake District is the opposite of a City Break – exploring the myriad of snaky lakes by car or foot with villages few and far between. Activities are focused on fell walking, Beatrix Potter and soaking up the serenity.
Serenity in the Lakes Part Two
Visiting the Lake District is the opposite of a City Break – exploring the myriad of snaky lakes by car or foot with villages few and far between. Activities are focused on fell walking, Beatrix Potter and soaking up the serenity.
Serenity in the Lakes Part One
Visiting the Lake District is the opposite of a City Break – exploring the myriad of snaky lakes by car or foot with villages few and far between. Activities are focused on fell walking, Beatrix Potter and soaking up the serenity.