Grandpa’s barn and entry where one finds the stairs that lead to the loft. Cats and kittens are welcome on the farm. They even have their own ladder and window entry for their safety and convenience.
Category: Storytelling – historical non-fiction
Heroic Newfoundland Dog on the Titanic
Image – http://cheddarbay.com/0000Tea/Titanic/crew/murdoch/rigel.html (If you enjoy dog stories, you might enjoy my book – Newfies to the Rescue on Amazon.) The great Titanic’s demise – April 14, 1912 Did you[…]
Are Dragons Real?
http://www.mytinyphone.com/wallpaper/94553/ Dragons Why are we so fascinated by these mythological, fire-breathing, mysterious, treasure-hording, cunning, terrifying, monster creatures? I think I just answered that question. But could dragons be real? Did you[…]
Newfies to the Rescue – Tales of the Newfoundland dog
52 page book – NEWFIES to the RESCUE – Tales of the Newfoundland dog is now available on Amazon here: http://amzn.to/295a7PJ Visit Newfies to the Rescue FACEBOOK page[…]
Heroes of Isle aux Morts – a 17-year-old girl and her Newfoundland dog
Have you heard of Ann Harvey? Have you heard of her Newfoundland Dog, Hairy Man? Have you heard of George Harvey or the Harvey family? If you live in[…]
Elizabeth McDougall – Canadian Frontier Woman – More Than a Survivor
A few facts to begin with: Elizabeth (Chandler) McDougall – 1818 – 1903 Raised in England as a Quaker. Married to Rev. George McDougall in 1842. (Wesleyan Methodist minister.)[…]
Was Madeleine (Hamilton) Smith Guilty? 1857 Trial
Was Madeleine Smith guilty? A fascinating piece of historical non-fiction…by Ann Swinfen – one of The History Girls – (A group of best-selling, award-winning writers of historical fiction and[…]