I have stood on the ground where my great-uncle Captain George Hall fell in 1918.
I drive the 1937 SS Jaguar that features in my father’s Aristo Autos books.
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Clocks back, autumn in the air and glorious sunshine in London.
And a reminder that Islington isn’t all lefties and liberal intelligentsia. There are still a few British classics lurking in Islington.
Nearly 90 years old, proudly British and, naturally, right-hand drive.
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Chiselbury Conversations is now on Spotify!
From extraordinary wartime experiences to politics, history, personal adventures and the stories behind the books.
Six episodes already available, with many more to follow.
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Lost gold. A disgraced soldier. A salvage crew no one can trust.
SHIP OF GOLD by James Leasor returns in a new edition: an adventure thriller set off Portugal’s Algarve coast.
“An all action thriller” Daily Mail
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@militaryhistori Not before time… But better late than never. I remember visiting ROF Nottingham in the 1980s where they made 120mm &105mm tank barrels. Bizarrely they also made 115mm smooth bore ones for T-62s that were owned by countries like Egypt that had fallen out with the Soviet Union.
What is a better apology for slavery than stopping it?
Britain did this long ago, at vast cost and the commitment of the Royal Navy.
Why is this still a conversation, if not gesture politics?
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