British Mules in the News, Vol. 1
Another collection of historical mule stories from the UK. I have endeavoured to reproduce the text as faithfully as possible, including the odd way of capitalising random words and the
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Marty and the Standing Stone
When Ben and I got married two years ago, we had leather bracelets made instead of rings. I have Reynaud’s and can’t wear anything constricting on my fingers as they
Team Half-Ass and the Day In The Life
I didn’t do a blog post last week as I was very busy and drawing a blank when it came to potential topics. This week was no better, but partway
Mules In The News, Worldwide, Vol. 1
While collating my Welsh mules in the news post back in February, I came across various stories about mules abroad as well – usually related to wartime efforts and not,
Book Review: The Horse From Black Loch
Book Review: The Horse From Black Loch Written by Patricia Leitch Published by Jane Badger Books This is not, I’m afraid, a mule-related post (as mentioned in last week’s entry,
5 Reasons Why Fantasy Writers Should Feature More Mules
I don’t seem to have the time to read much these days, but when I do, I really enjoy the fantasy genre. As a child I voraciously ate up exciting
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Marty and the Lunchtime Expeditions
Ben and I took Marty out for lunch twice last weekend, which was very pleasant. On Saturday we went up the lane and back to visit the local cafe, and
Mule Tale: Mooney
I completely forgot to write a blog post last week – I’ve been busy getting the June/July issue of the magazine ready for print, and as that’s pretty much my
Wildflowers On The Farm
With Storm Hannah battering most of the UK this weekend, what better time to cast your eyes instead upon some pretty flowers I photographed last week. I am endlessly fascinated
Mules At War: 1900-1943
I haven’t written much about the use of the mule in WW1 and WW2, mainly because the time period is outside my area of interest. There is also, if I’m