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Category Archives: History
History lives in a garden in Seasalter
As I parked in front of the pretty little bungalow in Seasalter, Kent, England I felt anxious about the ‘strangers’ I was about to meet. My mother must have felt the same because when I urged her to go ahead … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Reunions, Thoughts, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Family history, History, reunions
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History under our feet and all around us
My mother and I have made the trip to England for a reunion of her father’s relatives. Battling jet lag on our first day, we foray out into the English county of Kent and with a stunningly green British spring … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Photography, Puzzles and Contradictions, Thoughts, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged British history, British seaside, Hern Bay UK, Margate UK
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Don’t cry for me Argentina!
I’m no amatuer when it comes to figuring our the ‘politics’ of a situation – be they partisan, gender, class or other. However a recent visit to Beautiful Buenos Aires had me a little perplexed on a number of levels … Continue reading
Posted in History, Photography, Puzzles and Contradictions, Thoughts, Travel, Uncategorized, Walking
Tagged Argentina, Argentine history, Argentine politics, Eva Peron, Evita
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Buenos Aires – a world class walking city
What makes a great walking city? Streets with unique character, lots of people, distinct neighbourhoods, parks to sit and cafe’s to refresh and people watch, good public transit…that would be my list and Buenos Aires would be among the top … Continue reading
Posted in History, Photography, Thoughts, Travel, Walking
Tagged Buenos Aires architecture, Buenos Aires walking
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