Saturday, 21 June 2014

Falmouth Cornwall 18th-19th June 2014

 I stayed at the Falmouth Town House Hotel
which I can strongly recommend. The welcome was warm
and the breakfast and room facilities excellent.
Besides, it is very convenient for the harbour.
I visited the Maritime Museum and its library.

 The museum has a wide range of exhibits.
 
 And the observation tower affords excellent views of the marina..
and the Carrick Roads


Friday, 20 June 2014

Travelling to Cornwall 18th June 2014

I stopped off at Plymouth for lunch and walked down to the Hoe.  

 Then I boarded the train for Cornwall. Here, we are about mid-way between Devon and Cornwall.
(With yours truly reflected in the carriage window.) 
Now we are in Cornwall and looking back at Brunel's great bridge over The Tamar.
(Once again with window reflections.)


Saturday, 14 June 2014

Skenfrith




 
The old church has many interesting features,
including John Morgan's tomb (1557), and the Skenfrith Cope.


Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Now available!

 
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Available in print and digital versions, the former with a free e-book download
or from Smashwords 50% off until 1st June with coupon YS39C

 
 A visit to The Dome, the most advanced, most automated, and most secure prison in the world, to do an article for a magazine, turns into a nightmare for Max Grannit and Maria De Marco when the most dangerous criminals in the world find a flaw in The Dome's security...

Tuesday, 20 May 2014

Pierrefonds - the great chateau


AddIf anyone can tell me more about the unusual tall tower, I shall be grateful!
 

 


Friday, 18 April 2014

New links for my books

Action and Adventure: Pelican - Escape or Die Buy
                                     Blood Island Buy

Crime Fiction: Dark Harbour Buy
                        The Investigators Buy

Horror: The Castle  Buy

Suspense: The Curse Buy

Love Story - Mystery: The Party Buy

Travel: Corners of Wales and Monmouthshire Buy



Most are also available in paperback.

Sunday, 9 March 2014

A new favourite parking spot.

 

On the Llanvihangel Crucorney to Llanthony Road
The sun will be behind you and the
road is very quiet. Just the odd car,
the odd farm vehicle,
the odd horse rider.
Oh, and the odd train goes by a couple of
hundred yards to the west.
Bliss!