I am running behind in finalising a paper I have to give in Armidale Tuesday next week. For that reason, and taking travel time into account, I will not be posting here until next Thursday.
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2 comments:
Just to let you know, Jim, I have begun my history posts again. I am completing the Samuel Steele series now and will be returning to the War of 1812 (Canada) after that.
Thanks, Barbara. I look forward to reading them.
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