Natalia walked back to the hotel slowly. She couldn’t believe Bud didn’t have a girl friend. As much as she had wanted to stay and chat with Bud, she sensed he’d get more work done with her gone. Besides, she did have a few emails to send out. And her mother Read More …
It had taken an hour to return to sleep, and even after she did, she had not rested well, spending most of that time going over each moment of the scene, and deciding what must be done. She could not spend the day indoors with any activity when she needed to find him, to make Read More …
This page contains numerous references, including those from the previous mentioned BritishBattles.com, as well as the National Maritime Museum and the Royal Collection currently in the possession of Queen Elizabeth II.
Once more, thanks to BritishBattles.com:
Thanks again to BritishBattles.com for the images as well as some of the wording for our captions!
The words used for most of the captioning for the images, in addition to the images themselves, comes from the website BritishBattles.com.
On the 21st of October in the year 1805, one of the greatest battles in the history of naval confrontations was fought between the British Royal Navy and the French forces of Napoleon Bonaparte. By the time the Battle of Trafalgar concluded, not only had a great victory been scored against Napoleon and his attempts Read More …
After a morning of interviews, Bud returned to the office to organize his notes, talk to others on the case, throw out some speculations (there were plenty of speculations), and update his captain on developments. Thankfully, he had a commanding officer who was not attempting to take the high profile case from him, and had Read More …
It was on my calendar. I was supposed to post an anniversary date on Friday, but sometimes life steps in and it sucks, and after dealing with it, you just don’t want to look at a computer anymore. So your Keeper is ready to start again with a little of this and a little of Read More …
At Newark Castle in Nottingham, England, the still-controversial King John of England – son of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, and brother to Richard I (the Lionheart) – died after a bout of dysentery he likely contracted in September of the same year. England was in the midst of a civil war. John had Read More …
