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A trip to Spain in the 1970s was still a rather exotic adventure for many, but two British couples travelling there in 1970s had a far more ...

My new job, and the commute home, have left me with only a few hours every day to write and, as you can imagine, I just do not feel like it....

Caddy, or Cadborosaurus willsi to give it it's full pseudo-scientific nickname, is probably the most famous sea monster of modern times....

I was born and raised in a "lovely" Kentish town called Snodland. Ok... it isn't all that bad, sure the inhabitants can be a l...

I hope you can indulge my occasional soujourns into less mysterious territory. Today I watched a BBC programme I just had to share... Ian Hi...

I have always loved the story of the Titanic. I mean the real story, not that silly film which actually started to turn me off the whole thi...

As I said yesterday I started a new job this week which means I'm kind of not focussed on delivering top quality stories and feel the la...

Since last I posted about the Underground ghosts, I've gotten myself a new job. One that involves twice daily trips on Underground netwo...

In 1836 a sensation ran throughout the land. Had Andrew Crosse, using just an electrical current and a few samples of rock, created a new sp...

Firstly, can I just say thanks to all those who've been here and taken the time to read my posts. It means a lot to me. This post is jus...