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Fred Watson published his first book, a fantasy adventure novel aimed at the 8-12 age group in November 2006. A grandfather of four, he loves to write for all age groups, has an abiding interest in history and continues on a regular basis to add new stories etc to his website.">http://www.footprintpublishing.co.uk”"> Footprint Publishing

    The Tickler

    When Alice Weatherspoon fancied a bit of fish for her tea, she didn’t go to the fishmonger’s or the chip shop, she went down to the river to catch her own. Mind you if the river warden were to catch her fishing without a licence it would have cost her a pretty penny, the fines were ridiculous and could be as high as £2,500. Read: The Tickler Read

    By: Fred Watson | 17/03/2008 | Humor

    The Battle of Stamford Bridge

    In 1066 the battle of Hastings wasn’t the only battle that King Harold Godwinsson fought. Less than twenty days prior to that famous battle, he had no choice but to fight another battle in the north of England against an enemy that was as strong and equally as determined to wrest the throne of England from his grasp. Read: The Battle of Stamford Bridge Read

    By: Fred Watson | 20/02/2008 | Non-Fiction

    Carlin Sunday 2 Carlin Recipes

    Do you remember Carlin Sunday? Carlins seem to have dropped out of favour nowadays. But when I was a lad in the northeast of England, we used to have Carlin peas also called Maple peas, Black peas or Pigeon peas once a year on the Sunday Read: Carlin Sunday 2 Carlin Recipes Read

    By: Fred Watson | 20/02/2008 | Recipes

    Sunday Lunch, Sunday Tea, Recipe, Bacon and Egg Pie

    A few weeks ago we had the family over for Sunday lunch, nine adults, four grandkids. My wife as usual turned out a cracking meal, Roast beef and lamb – The grandkids prefer lamb – roast potatoes, roast parsnip, cauliflower, small boiled potatoes, carrots and of course Yorkshire puddings with gravy and mint sauce for the lamb. All prepared and cooked by my long suffering wife, Read: Sunday Lunch, Sunday Tea, Recipe, Bacon and Egg Pie Read

    By: Fred Watson | 27/01/2008 | Recipes

    It Comes to Us All

    I received an extra gift this Christmas. In addition to the usual jumper, multi pack of socks and underwear, I received a car washing kit. You know the kind of thing, wash- leather, sponge, shampoo and polish. I think someone was trying to tell me something. Never mind, it was a handy present and I put in one of the kitchen cupboards for safekeeping, I was sure to find it there. Read: It Comes to Us All Read

    By: Fred Watson | 13/01/2008 | Humor

    Visit an Angel

    If on holiday in the UK, head for the Northeast of England and visit a place full of historic castles, ancient cathedrals, Roman forts and the great Roman wall. A land that has miles upon miles of glorious sandy beaches and magnificent countryside, where the natives are friendly and the welcome is warm. Newcastle on the north bank of the Tyne is filled with hotels, shops, restaurants and bars. Read: Visit an Angel Read

    By: Fred Watson | 07/01/2008 | Destinations

    Tutimaios the Pharaoh Who Lost a Country

    Tutimaios (Tutimaeus) (Timaus) (Dedumose1) Tutimaios according to Manetho was the Pharaoh that lost his country to the foreign invaders known by many as the ‘Hyksos’, although the Egyptians themselves would have used the term ‘Aamu’ meaning in rough translation ‘Asiatic Read: Tutimaios the Pharaoh Who Lost a Country Read

    By: Fred Watson | 07/01/2008 | Free

    Alfred and the Cakes

    For years the Danish Vikings had plagued the various Saxon kingdoms, creating havoc by pillaging and burning. They robbed the monasteries killing the monks and stealing the church gold. But in recent years things had changed, instead of simply raiding, the Danes had come to conquer and stay. Northumbria, Mercia and East Anglia, had all fallen to the Danish invaders, leaving Wessex as the only Saxon kingdom not yet under the thrall of the Danes. Read: Alfred and the Cakes Read

    By: Fred Watson | 07/01/2008 | Free

    Tomatoes Green Tomato Chutney Recipe

    I'm not by any means a gardener, but I do love my grandchildren and when they clamoured to buy some seeds, I let them pick one packet each. Chloe the eldest picked a packet of mixed flowers, and I reckoned I could cope with them. But the youngest Bethany was going through one of those phases that children go through. She had taken to eating tomatoes, as if they were apples, she couldn't get enough of them. Read: Tomatoes Green Tomato Chutney Recipe Read

    By: Fred Watson | 06/01/2008 | Recipes

    Poems for Children

    I write a quite a bit of prose, mainly short stories. A lot of them, but not all aimed at children. But poetry is a different matter, while I have always liked to read and listen to all sorts of poetry. I had always avoided trying to write it, mainly because. One; I hadn't a clue how to go about it Read: Poems for Children Read

    By: Fred Watson | 05/01/2008 | Poetry
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