by Pepper Basham | Nov 6, 2008 | Fiction Book Reviews
So, the ballots have been counted (wouldn’t want that job), the votes are in, and we have a new president (another job I wouldn’t want). The hopes and wishes of Obama supporters have been fulfilled with a resounding applause starting in Chicago and waving...
by Pepper Basham | Nov 5, 2008 | Fiction Book Reviews
Here’s the moutain/hill we climbed in the Peak district. It was a wonderful view of the Hope Valley down below. This line of hills was near the beginning of the grindstone ridge of Curbar and Baslow Edges that also leads up to Froggat Edge made famous by Kiera...
by Pepper Basham | Nov 4, 2008 | Fiction Book Reviews
On our drive back from Tideswell and Haddon Hall, we stopped around Baslow and Curbar edges to do a bit of hiking. Though this trail looked simple enough, we decided to venture out a little and hike up the side of the hill in the picture below 🙂 Around this general...
by Pepper Basham | Nov 3, 2008 | Fiction Book Reviews
St. John the Baptist in Tideswell is a lovely 14th century church. It is known as the “Cathedral of the Peaks’ because it is one of the largest churches in the area. These other pictures include more interior views of the church – organ, the wooden...
by Pepper Basham | Nov 1, 2008 | Fiction Book Reviews
Far away from her Irish home, Mary Freeman begins to adapt to life in Midwest America, but family turmoil and her own haunting memories threaten to ruin her future. A shattered cup. Cheap tea. Bitter voices asking what’s to be done with the “little...
