Beautiful birthday trip to @ChartwellNT . 2yo son loved the tree house and all the other things to do in the woods. He also loved finding the animals throughout the house. A wonderful day.
GIVEAWAY: I will be giving away two copies of the paperback of The Eastern Front to celebrate its release on 13 February. To enter simply follow me and repost this. Random winners will be selected on 13 February ๐ฅ #giveaway#ww1
I've entered to win this great set of 12 British History books from @anglotopia. Follow this link for your own chance to enter! https://t.co/gC9Wl1oqBH
@findmypast I knew it was in a gas attack, but the article said he as CSM had encouraged his men to withstand the attack. He then went into no mans land to take an injuried German prisoner gaining vital intel. Then, with an officer, went over again to rescue a wounded Brit saving his life.
@ShamrockGen Yes I think you may be right. Having worked out the paternal/maternal sides it seems the Icelandic & most of the Welsh is maternal not paternal.
Got my @Ancestry#DNA result. My mum was adopted so did not know what to expect. Paternal family is from Scotland so surprised that isn't shown, but could be the Welsh/Icelandic maybe? Very interesting to see. #FamilyHistory#Genealogy
As #Christmas draws near, I'm doing one last #giveaway of the year. ๐๐
To enter the draw for a chance to win a *signed* copy of 'Churchill's Citadel':
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By midnight (GMT) on Friday (13 Dec).
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101 years since my grandad was born. Every 9th December I remember he used to tell us grandkids his birthday meant it was 2 weeks & 2 days untill Christmas. I still miss him so much even after nearly 19 years.
These #SWW British medal cards are brilliant. I have proved that my grandad did get his medals. What happened to them after is a mystery. Probably either taken from his mother's house by a sibling, or sold in a garage of junk after his death. #genealogy
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@jamesjhistory I am reading Spencer's Blenheim at the moment. ยฃ1 in a charity shop. I am really enjoying it so far. I agree Blenheim should be more widely talked about and known.
First trip to Pevensey Castle yesterday. Despite living so close I never knew it had so much history. Ollie loved the cannon. I loved the Second World War connection. @EnglishHeritage
Going through a file of my grandfather's papers today. I found the original designs and planning documents for the house that he built (except the electrics) in the 1950s. Here with modern extensions. #FamilyHistory#Genealogy