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Category Archives: World
Coming to Canterbury
It was with mixed feelings that I finally found my way to Canterbury, following a double decker in, and rather than on one. Still, I had managed to move on from the quirky romance of only going by double decker … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Canterbury, Chaucer, Jerusalem, Pilgrimages, Travel, World
Tagged 7/07, 9/11, African, American, Antipodean, Asian, diversity, English culture, English heritage, English people, Middle Eastern
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The Seafarer’s Merry Tale of the Millenium
Believing it to be a way to bypass any adverse effects from the Millenium (aka Y2K) bug, a number of people embarked on specially organised millenium cruises at the end of 1999. Despite many modern cruise liners still being heavily dependent on computers to operate, there was … Continue reading
Posted in Fishgard, Travel, Wales, World
Tagged cruise liner, cruises, millenium, seafarer
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