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Ye Olde Ferrie Inne from Yat Rock
Ye Olde Ferrie Inne as seen from the Yat Rock viewpoint.
Published at Picable.com on 24 May 2009
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Goodrich from Yat Rock
The Yat Rock viewpoint provides excellent views of Goodrich.
Published at Picable.com on 24 May 2009
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View from Yat Rock
The views from Yat Rock make the climb worthwhile.
Published at Picable.com on 24 May 2009
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Ye Olde Ferrie Inne at Symonds Yat
This pub on the river bank is a good place to break a walk along the Wye.
Published at Picable.com on 24 May 2009
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River Cruise on the Wye at Symonds Yat
Take a leisurely cruise along the Wye. Boats depart at regular intervals.
Published at Picable.com on 24 May 2009
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Rope Ferry Across the River Wye
This hand-operated ferry transports passengers across the Wye at Symonds Yat.
Published at Picable.com on 24 May 2009
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Kings and Queens of England: Danes and Saxons (1013-1042)
In the second part of the Kings and Queens of England series I will explore the reigns of the Danish and Saxon kings from 1013 to 1042. I will start this section with the life Swein Forkbeard and finish with the early death of Harthacnut and the end of the Danish period.
Published at Socyberty.com on 7 May 2009
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Kings and Queens of England: Danes
A chart of the Danish kings of England from 1013 to 1042.
Published at Picable.com on 5 May 2009
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Kings and Queens of England: Late Saxons
A chart of the Saxon kings of England from 979 to 1066.
Published at Picable.com on 5 May 2009
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Winner of Award for Oddest Book Title Announced
Each year The Bookseller presents the Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title of the Year. To mark the announcement of this year's winner, we take a look at 30 years of weird and wonderful book titles.
Published at Bookstove.com on 19 April 2009
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Elements of the Periodic Table: Beryllium (Be)
Essential facts, history and uses of the fourth element of the periodic table.
Published at Scienceray.com on 15 April 2009
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Elements of the Periodic Table: Lithium (Li)
Essential facts, history and uses of the third element of the periodic table.
Published at Scienceray.com on 13 April 2009
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Elements of the Periodic Table: Helium (He)
Essential facts, history and uses of the second element of the periodic table.
Published at Scienceray.com on 12 April 2009
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20 Things to Do on Becoming a Celebrity
When fame and fortune falls at your feet and the world finally sees your celebrity status, what should you do next? Follow these 20 tips to make your new lifestyle a success.
Published at Purpleslinky.com on 21 March 2009
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Elements of the Periodic Table: Hydrogen (H)
Essential facts, history and uses of the first element of the periodic table.
Published at Scienceray.com on 16 March 2009
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Kings and Queens of England: Early Saxons (924-1016)
This is the first in a series of articles chronicling the kings and queens of England. This section looks at the years 924-1016 and the kings from Æthelstan to Æthelred II (The Unready).
Published at Socyberty.com on 6 March 2009
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Kings and Queens of England: Early Saxons
A chart of the Saxon kings of England from 924 to 1016.
Published at Picable.com on 27 February 2009
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Why are There 60 Minutes in an Hour?
We are all familiar with dividing our days into 24 hours and our hours into 60 minutes. But why do we use these particular units for measuring time?
Published at Scienceray.com on 10 February 2009
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How to Count to 60 on Two Hands
By using one hand to count to 12 and the other to mark up to five multiples of 12 it is possible to count to 60 using two hands as the Sumerians and Babylonians did. An example of a count of 32 is shown.
Published at Picable.com on 9 February 2009
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How to Count to 12 on One Hand
By using the bones of the fingers as separate markers it is possible to count up to 12 on one hand. This method was used by, among others, the Sumerians and Babylonians.
Published at Picable.com on 8 February 2009
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Bones of the Hand
The human hand contains 27 bones.
Published at Picable.com on 8 February 2009
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J. R. R. Tolkien: English Writer and Academic
J. R. R. Tolkien (1892-1973) was an English writer and academic with a love of languages. His interest in myths and legends brought us "The Hobbit", "Lord of the Rings" and the many races of Middle-earth. These stories made him the father of the fantasy genre.
Published at Quazen.com on 30 December 2008
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Three Time Travel Trips: A Response to the Challenge Set by S Hayes
A few days ago, S Hayes asked an interesting question. Equipped with a time machine that can only visit the past, and only allowed three trips, where and when would you go? The following are my choices.
Published at Purpleslinky.com on 23 November 2008
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Paul Revere, American Silversmith and Revolutionary Hero
Paul Revere (1735-1818) was a silversmith and engraver who became an American folk hero after his midnight ride to warn patriots of impending British troop movements.
Published at Socyberty.com on 14 November 2008
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13 Evil Creatures to Avoid This Halloween
With Halloween approaching, evil creatures are stalking the land looking to cause mischief and death among humankind. Use this handy guide to recognise these monsters and avoid them for a safe Halloween.
Published at Socyberty.com on 24 October 2008
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