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poetreecreations.wordpress.com- Father’s Day TraditionsFather’s Day is an important day world wide. It is a fine opportunity to honor the Dad’s or Father’s of the world. In Australia, Father’s Day is celebrated on the First Sunday in September. Father’s Day in Canada, is celebrated on the third Sunday in June. In the U.K. Father’s Day is celebrated on the […]
- #Dambusters 70th anniversary of the May 1943 raid – an annotated graphicOriginally posted on Engineering & Technology magazine: The legend of the Dambusters – the 19 Lancaster bombers of the RAF’s 617 Squadron – was enshrined in war-time history 70 years ago, when the planes flew to Germany on the night of 16/17 May to drop their Barnes Wallis-designed bouncing bombs on the Mohne, Eder and…
- 617 Sqd… A lot more than just “Dambusters”…Originally posted on A Voice In the Crowd: For those of you who the 617 Sqd name does not ring a bell, 617 was formed at RAF Scampton on 21 March 1943, and was allocated the unit identification code MZ for the period April to September 1939, (even though, the unit didn’t technically exist at…
- “Caught in a Summer Downpour” – Promote YourselfArms outstretched in delightSmile stretching wideLaughter bubbling –Drenched in joy. Laurel https://laurelsreflections.wordpress.com Your lovely little post entitled ‘Step Onto Our Stage – Let Your Poem Dance With Others’ was inspiration tonight. Here’s one of mine – just a short one, entitled “Caught in a Summer Downpour”, which makes me smile in rememberin […]
- My books have arrived in Waterstones book shop in Nottingham – Manners Bear And Friends by Gillian SimsPhoto by kind permission of Katrina the book buyer in Waterston’s Nottingham today Preparing to put my book on sale. Manners Bear And Friends is a children’s poetry book based on manners. The book is £6.95 plus p&p ISBN No: 9780956400628 If you would like to order the book you can buy at Waterstone’s Nottingham or online […]
- For The King And St GeorgeOriginally posted on crimsonprose: Order of the Garter Honi soit qui mal y pense Evil to him who thinks evil of it Edward III established the Order of the Garter on St George’s Day 1349, his aim to bind into a brotherhood a select group of knights, twenty-five in all. An honourable intent? The Black…
- St George’s DayHappy St George’s Day! Nowadays, it’s not St George’s martyrdom that propelled him to popularity, but the tales of his heroism in slaying dragons and rescuing maidens. Whilst St George never visited the British Isles, during the Middle Ages he became revered by the English and according to legend fought on their side in the […]
- Painted Egg CartonsOriginally posted on Inspiration Rose: This is a nice idea to put chocolate eggs in, decorated eggs as show here, or even to add some colour to your fridge instead of boring cardboard. Materials: Egg Carton Paint Paint Brushes Shredded Paper (optional) Step One: Paint the carton any colour you like. I painted mine turquoise and…
- HAPPY ST.GEORGE’S DAY FROM POETREECREATIONSFiled under: St Georges day Tagged: poetry, postaday
- St George Was A Very Brave GuySt George was a very brave guy As he set out to slay the dragon He set out on his trusty steed With all his weapons pack on his wagon He hunted high and low to find the dragon He travelled far and wide He decided to set up camp and rest Placed […]
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