
This is where I geek out over things I learn about the First World War. I'm studying it so I can write a historical fiction novel based on an ancestor's war experience.
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I’ve written one article about what many soldiers got up to behind the lines. See below:
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Alfred Ernest Bridger was 26 years old and a butcher who lived in Perth. He married Annie May Shad in 1913. In 1914, they had their first daughter, Emily. In 1915, Annie became...
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I have spent the past 3 years researching the Great War. I have read countless books, memoirs, watched documentaries, l...
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I have returned from a 6 week trip to Europe. The first week was a trip through parts of France and Belgium for a tour of sites on the Western Front.
I am researching an ancestor, James, who was from Scotland but moved to Au...
Hey, I apologize for my absence. I have not forgotten about my little project over here. Life has been BUSY. I’ve also taken a huge step back from social media for the sake of my own sanity.
I am going to write more Trench Press. There ha...
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