FORTALEZA VAN, a Good vehicle for marketing. The Fortaleza is an historic site, from Roman times, rebuilt in 1670, after an earthquake. Richard the Lionheart is reputed to have stopped off there on his way to the crusades.
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SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY
SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY, having a leisurely lunch and a cold beer watching the boats at Lagos Marina, Algarve, Portugal. To listen to the song by Otis Redding, click Otis
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Bombay Sapphire and Tonic
Bombay Sapphire and Tonic, with ice and lemon. It’s that time of day, the sun is over the yard arm. It’s still very hot at 5:15, in the Algarve, so a sundowner is just the thing. I’m sure the Gent, the sleuth in my latest book Caught in a Trap is doing the same.
DOLPHIN WATCH
Been back in Algarve a few days now, a relief from the storms of the UK. One o’clock today and a tourist boat was static only a few yards off shore, with a smaller boat hovering alongside. Not wishing to put down my glass of chilled white wine, but curious nevertheless, I picked up my binoculars for a look see. Around the front of the boats, quite clearly in sight was a playful pod of Dolphins, a magnificent spectacle. I sat and watched for a quarter of an hour before they moved on. Alas the wine had gone warm.
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A Manchester Mystery Thriller
A Manchester Mystery Thriller
Shortly after 9 p.m. a young woman left the River Bar of the Lowry Hotel, Salford Manchester. She paused, as her mobile phone rang. It was to be the last time it would ever ring. She was dragged backwards the few feet towards the river Irwell. It was an easy task for a strong man to lift the petite girl onto the low railings and heave her into the murky waters below. The Gent investigates. BUY NOW ON KINDLE NOOK APPLE KOBO
HERON IN FLIGHT
HERON IN FLIGHT. A Heron TAKES FLIGHT from a few inches of water in the bottom of the Shropshire Union canal at Middlewich, Cheshire. The canal suffered a serious breach in March 2018, leaving 20 boats stranded.
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A Manchester Mystery Thriller
A Manchester Mystery Thriller
Following news of the death of his Aunt, Brad Johnson, an American, travels to Manchester UK, researching his roots. Whilst visiting an Art Gallery he suffers a heart attack. Forensic tests are not conclusive with natural causes. The Gent investigates the complex labyrinth of Brad’s family history. What does this have to do with the murders of prostitutes?
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FORTALEZA VAN
FORTALEZA VAN, a Good vehicle for marketing. The Fortaleza is an historic site, from Roman times, rebuilt in 1670, after an earthquake. Richard the Lionheart is reputed to have stopped off there on his way to the crusades.
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DOLPHIN WATCH
Been back in Algarve a few days now, a relief from the storms of the UK. One o’clock today and a tourist boat was static only a few yards off shore, with a smaller boat hovering alongside. Not wishing to put down my glass of chilled white wine, but curious nevertheless, I picked up my binoculars for a look see. Around the front of the boats, quite clearly in sight was a playful pod of Dolphins, a magnificent spectacle. I sat and watched for a quarter of an hour before they moved on. Alas the wine had gone warm.
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Legendary moments at Quinta da Boavista — Salt of Portugal
Some quintas in the Douro valley experienced one legendary moment. But Quinta da Boavista had two. The first came in May 1809 when Joseph James Forrester rented the quinta to work on his masterpiece, a detailed map of the Douro river. This map quickly became an indispensable reference for port-wine makers. It also made Forrester […]
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