Columbanus – The Monk Who Saved Europe
You may never have heard of Columbanus, but this radical-thinking monk can be credited with helping to save Europe in crisis after the fall of the Roman Empire.
Read Moreby Robert | Mar 25, 2022 | General Interest, History | 0 |
You may never have heard of Columbanus, but this radical-thinking monk can be credited with helping to save Europe in crisis after the fall of the Roman Empire.
Read Moreby Robert | Mar 18, 2022 | Channel Islands, Guernsey, History | 0 |
Baslel Turbeli filius Gallinaria, Sarniensis – a name that emerged from the ground in the town of Algaiola in northern Corsica one day in 1916. A long dead name that had not seen the light of day for over 1000 years. The name of a Roman Marine or sailor serving in the fleet of Miseniense and quite possibly the first Channel Islander’s name ever recorded in History.
Read Moreby Robert | Mar 11, 2022 | General Interest, Science, Trivia | 0 |
No, you’re not imagining it – your toenails really do grow much more slowly than your fingernails. In this article we look at some theories
Read Moreby Robert | Mar 4, 2022 | General Interest, Science, Trivia | 0 |
More often than not, it comes from out of the blue. With only a second’s notice to brace yourself … achoo! Instinctively you close you’re eyes and the sneeze issues forth at speed. It’s such a forceful reaction one has to wonder : If you had managed to keep your eyes open – would they have popped out ?
Read Moreby Robert | Feb 25, 2022 | Channel Islands, Guernsey | 0 |
A small island community like Guernsey is rich in folklore tales. Here are but two such tales … “The Singing Rock” & “The Broken Kettle”
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