Other links (in alphabetical order):
Older son Andy has a business blog at:
http://blogs.indium.com/blog/semiconductor-and-power-semi-assembly
And for stories on his world travels check out http://uncledes.blogspot.com/
Visit another great website belonging to
jessica blair, a very popular writer and
long-time friend of ours:
http://www.jessicablair.co.uk/
East Anglian
authors:
http://www.eastanglianwriters.org.uk/
HEACHAM -- one of the largest villages
in the country and a popular seaside resort for caravanners and all
kinds of water sports enthusiasts:
http://heachamonline.co.uk/
Hunstanton ST EDMUND -- the only place on the east coast where
you can watch the sun set over the sea:
http://www.hunstanton-on-line.co.uk/
Follow this link to the
Felbrigg Hall site, to see more about the
stately home where we lived and worked, subject of my three
books of memoirs:
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/
Fascinating book, edited articles from old Norfolk parish magazines:
http://www.newrevelationsbook.co.uk
Discover more about the Princess
Mary's Royal Air Force Nursing Service. Celebrated their 90th
Anniversary in 2008.
http://www.pmrafns.org/
The Princess Theatre Club and its various
activities:
http://www.princesstheatreclub.co.uk/
'The Princess', Hunstanton. Why not come and see a
film or a live show at
this busy seaside theatre, or visit the friendly bar and coffee patio
overlooking the sea-front, to sit and watch natives and
visitors at play:
http://www.theprincesshunstanton.co.uk/
Currently off-line
Sandringham House.
The Queen's
beautiful Norfolk home, main setting for my latest book 'The
Prince's Thorn' and another huge attraction for tourists. It's not unusual to see members of
the Royal family driving themselves around. Chris and I have season
tickets for the gardens, which allow us to go every day the place is
open, if we wish. Thank you, your Majesty.
http://www.sandringhamestate.co.uk/
SHARP: Sedgeford
Historical and Archaeological research Project. We've been involved with the 'Sedgeford dig'
since it began in 1996. They only dig during the summer, but they're
open to visitors, and free. To see what they're doing in 2009,
visit:
http://www.sharp.org.uk/
Elaine Verweymeren,
graphic artist, designer of the new
Princess Theatre Club logo (and much more), :
http://www.eve-art.co.uk/