Author Vivien Carmichael

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A carer’s life

A CARERS LIFE  The reason I haven’t been able to write any blogs is that I have been looking after my husband who has developed dementia or Altheimer’s. Suddenly my...

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Hogmanay

One of the most surprising things about Christmas and New Year in Scotland is that Christmas was not celebrated as a festival and was virtually banned in Scotland for 400...

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Christmas in the Netherlands

Hello everybody, I haven’t written any blogs for two years because my father died in January 2014 and then I moved house. I have now written another book called “The...

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A Picture of Stella

A picture of Stella Stella Serck-Roche was a beautiful woman, even at 99 yrs old. I remember that I took her to buy a watch at a jewellers in Blachington...

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European Sewer Tours

From: Edward Keogh <keogh829@btinternet.com> Subject: Sewer Tours To: vivien@vivien-carmichael.co.uk Date: Friday, 5 October, 2012, 16:05 Other Sewer Tours, European and British:After posting my blog a friend sent me this information...

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Brighton Sewers

I first went on the Brighton Sewer tour when I was 18 yrs old. Varndean Grammar School arranged it after we had completed our A levels. We were all in...

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Plenty of legroom

Plenty of legroom I read a letter in the Times yesterday Tuesday 25th September, about Igor Sikorsky, the subject of my last blog. So I thought I would post it....

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Plane Facts!

In my first book, “The Skimming Stone”, Archie and Ally time travel back to the Second World War, meet Jazz, a Spitfire pilot and witness a dogfight and a victory...

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UFO’S and Aliens – Foo Fighters

Perhaps the strangest reports of UFO sightings occurred at the end of the Second World War. Pilots, who are usually rational and sensible persons, reported seeing fast moving round glowing...

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The Second World War

I was listening to Jeremy Vine on the Radio the other day and he was talking to Antony Beevor about his new book called “The Second World War”. Jeremy was...

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What’s in a name?

What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.(Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet Scene II, ii 1 -2). So speaks Juliet in...

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