Crathie Church Visitor Guidebook Crathie Parish Church Surrounded by larch and pine trees, overlooking the River Dee, stands Crathie Parish Church, commonly known as Crathie Kirk is a place where visitors are always welcome to share Sunday worship… this is Crathie Parish Church Guidebook Paperback Book has 24 Pages and is in Very Good Used…
Sally’s voice was drowned out by the whistle of the winter wind, but she carried on, ringing her hand bell and calling, ‘Any old rags and bones?’ Paradise Row, London, December 1865 Snow is falling fast and Sally Suggs is working tirelessly to bring in enough money to keep bread on the table. Her father,…
Suffolk 1914 Twelve-year-old Mattie and her little sister Evie lead an idyllic life in the countryside, exploring the meadows and picking watercress in the streams. Living with their family in Plough Cottage, little do they know that this perfect childhood won’t last. With World War I just around the corner, the country will soon be…
VAN GOGH in provence English Edition Texts and Design by Marc Guitteny 32 Page Paperback Book is in Good Used Condition
More Sunshine Sketches Who named the Sunshine Coast? Why are there remains of railroads deep in the forests near Trout Lake? Does the last descendant of the Romanov Dynasty live in Roberts Creek? Did the Amazons of The Crowe Road herb farm really sell home brew to the Goon saloon? You’ll find the answers to…
Nellie Le Feuvre recollections of internment in Compiegne, Biberach and Liebenau, 1943 to 1945 As a teenager deportation was like an adventure to me: I did not realise what lay ahead. My brother and I had our mother with us, so we felt safe. My mother would have been worried, not knowing if we would…
Paperback Book by Eric J. Evans 32 Pages in Good Used Condition On centre pages staples show a small amount of rust (see photos)
Reflections on the Divine Name in Sacred Scripture The New Testament, just like the Old, is filled with the language of the Name: the Divine Name stands for the person and the power of God. Just as the Old Covenant is fulfilled in the New, so too is the reverence of the people of Israel…
Christine Hamilton knows a Battleaxe when she sees one But those expecting the sour stereotype – erascible, granite-featured, humourless harridans – are in for a sparkling surprise. This bevy of British Battleaxes brims with bonhomie and wit. From Queen Boadicea to Queen Victoria (who was amused from time to time); from Nancy Astor (‘Of course…