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"The Casualties Were Small" (May Hill's Lincolnshire Village Wartime Poems and Diary) - Updated March 2010 |
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Welcome to Award Winning Yorkshire Images Yorkshire Images, a website designed to show visitors a little of the Yorkshire countryside along with a sprinkling of other areas of the UK - a number images of Lincolnshire & Suffolk have recently been added to the collection. The photographs are a personal selection and many are of places which I particularly like and enjoy. There are currently around 3000 images available to view with new ones being added on a regular basis, so please do come back and visit again.
I hope the photographs convey something of the beauty of Yorkshire and the Dales to the many who have never seen them, and bring back happy memories to those who have moved away or visited in the past. Please take time to sign my Guest Book and e-mail me if you have any comments, corrections or suggestions.
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An Adventure/Fantasy Novel by Brian R Hill of Yorkshire Images is available to purchase. ISBN: 1-4137-8324-4
After recovering The Shintae, an ancient relic of mystical properties, the Maraén warrior Kaér is surprised by the enemy and left for dead. Surviving his injuries Kaér is once more charged with retrieving The Shintae and, with his companion Angharad, travels deep into the Cantaén Mountains in search of the object. Together, Kaér and Angharad face great danger, adventure and all-out war before their arduous task can be completed. "As a first book, Brian R. Hill has a hit on his hands. I found it to be an easy read, yet one I had trouble putting down. The action begins in the first two pages and is non-stop right to the end of the book. I look forward to seeing more by this author." Reviewed by Rebecka Vigus for Reader Views (2/06) "The Shintae is an exciting book that will draw the reader in from the moment they turn the first page. If you enjoy action, adventure and strong characters then read The Shintae. I highly recommend this book and am looking forward to Mr. Hill’s next book." Reviewed by Patricia Perry, author, Quest for the Source of Darkness (7/06) |
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The
Casualties Were Small
May Hill Chapel St Leonards, Near Skegness, 1940-1944 Edited by - Tom Ambridge and Margaret Ambridge May Hill began to keep a Diary not long after the outbreak of the Second World War. The strategically important East Coast area of Lincolnshire around Skegness had been transformed from a bustling holiday centre to an armed encampment. Butlins became ‘HMS Royal Arthur’ a huge Royal Navy training centre, RAF air bases sprang up throughout ‘Bomber County’ and soldiers were billeted in the villages including May’s Chapel St Leonards. |
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