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Featured Blog Tour Spotlight for "Stay With the Wagons" by David Fitz-Gerald
'Book Title: Stay with the WagonsSeries: Ghosts Along the Oregon TrailAuthor: David Fitz-GeraldPublication Date: March 15, 2024Publisher: David Fitz-GeraldPage Length: 221Genre: Western, Historical Fiction Series Trailer: https://youtu.be/sWvp6dtbXvA Stay with the Wagons: A Pioneer Western AdventureDavid Fitz-Gerald Venture deep into the uncharted wilderness and crest the continental divide.Stay with the Wagons is the enthralling third chapter in the Ghosts Along the Oregon Trail series. Dorcas
I’m delighted to welcome back David Fitz-Gerald and his new book, Stay with the Wagons, to the blog #HistoricalFiction #WesternAdventure #AmericanWest #Pioneers #BlogTour – MJ Porter
I'm delighted to welcome back David Fitz-Gerald and his new book, Stay with the Wagons: A Pioneer Western Adventure, Ghosts Along the Oregon Trail, to the blog with a series trailer. Series Trailer https://youtu.be/sWvp6dtbXvA Ghosts Along the Oregon Trail Series Trailer Here's the blurb Venture deep into the uncharted wilderness and crest the continental divide.…
#OTD in 1613 – A charter incorporates Derry as the city of ‘Londonderry’ and creates the new county of ‘Londonderry’.
Despite the official name, the city is more usually known as simply Derry, which is an anglicisation of the old Irish Daire, which in modern Irish is spelt Doire, and translates as ‘oak-grove/oak-wood’. The name derives from the settlement’s earliest references, Daire Calgaich (‘oak-grove of Calgach’). The name was changed from Derry in 1613 during…
#OTD in Irish History | 29 March:
1613 – A charter incorporates Derry as the city of ‘Londonderry’ and creates the new county of ‘Londonderry’. Despite the official name, the city is more usually known as simply Derry, which is an anglicisation of the old Irish Daire, which in modern Irish is spelt Doire, and translates as ‘oak-grove/oak-wood’. The name derives from…
April 1, 1392 April Fool – Historical Easter Eggs – Today in History
In 1974, logger Oliver ‘Porky’ Bickar chartered a helicopter and flew 70 old tires to the peak of the long-dormant Mount Edgecumbe volcano in Alaska. Dousing the pile with gasoline and setting the thing alight, townspeople gaped at the ominous black cloud rising from the volcano. Local police and fire were in on the gag…
#OTD in 1838 – The Sirius beat the much bigger and faster Great Western | the largest passenger ship in the world.
Sirius was a side-wheel wooden-hulled steamship built in 1837 for the London-Cork route operated by the Saint George Steam Packet Company. The next year, she opened transatlantic steam passenger service when she was chartered for two voyages by the British and American Steam Navigation Company. By arriving in New York a day ahead of the…
#OTD in Irish History | 10 April:
1346 – Following the death of Ralph de Ufford, Roger Darcy is appointed justiciar. 1650 – Cromwell’s New Model Army is victorious at Macroom, Co Cork. 1662 – A charter of Charles II replaces Cromwell’s charter of Derry. 1726 – Birth of William Brownlow, parliamentarian and Volunteer. 1816 – Birth of Sir Charles Gavan Duffy,…
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The Lost Letters of Aisling By Cynthia Ellingsen Publication Date: 1st April 2024 Publisher: Lake Union Publishing Page Length: 302 Page...