Month: August 2020

I fought for Harold up north and marched once more to Battle. On the beaches of France, I ducked the bombers and the tracers of […]

A Battle Homildon Hill, 14th September, 1402 Edmund Collingwood fidgeted in his saddle. He looked about him as the morning sun lifted itself into the […]

Devil’s Den, Gettysburg, Afternoon, July 2nd 1863 Lieutenant John Anders was exhausted. His small troop had become separated from what was left of General Sickles’ […]

My thanks to my sister Sharon for the idea that set this story in motion.   Thailand. Hannah Ramsey made her way gingerly forward in […]

Chicxulub, late Cretaceous, sixty-five million years ago. Triceratops lifted his great horned head and paused from his munching. Chewing the foliage in his mouth, he […]