Monthly Archives: January 2014

War may come and go, but its aftermath can linger for a lifetime – or more, to judge by a recent newspaper article. According to reports, a fungus that was found growing in the grounds of the former Craiglockhart War … Continue reading →

When one thinks of the Nazi killing machine one tends to imagine armies of jackbooted soldiers marching inexorably from one torched and plundered village to the next, herding people together for transportation to the camps or, perhaps, to be hastily … Continue reading →