General Chat

Thanks for your replies, i was just making daisy chains with my youngest, going to read them now,


Caz xx

Whitby in the mid 1700's to see my ancestors and the ship's they owned and the house's and cottages as they were when they lived in them..although most as still standing today. Of course I'd be armed with pen and paper to take notes and a camcorder lol

I would go back to the night of 20 Oct 1966 and set fire to Pantglas school, Aberfan - so on the morning of the 21st all the kids would've trooped back home and not been killed.

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Lesley, i have some mysteries in mine too, like why my greta nan left her family and my nana had to bring her siblings up

Muffy, is it the discoveries in the iron age that fascinate you/?Im similar about the vikings as I read families with duprens contracture have vikings origin and all the older males in mine have it,


Caz xx

I've made daisy chains with our youngest today too.............they are floating in a saucer of water:)

I would go back to 1818 in Cork Ireland and find out who my brick walls father was and why he was in Ireland.

Benjamin, i have ancestors who are similar, only one line were what would be considered comfortable, the suffering was unimaginable,


Kaz, your G grandad was one of the many brave, when we think of war we forget the animals suffered, God Bless your ancestor for caring,


caz xx

As long as I didn't catch some manky disease or burned to the stake I would go back to medieval times and see what the area I live in was really like.

I think it's the fact that there isn't any written history Cazzles .......only archaeological and stuff written by the Romans decades later. The way they fought so hard against the Roman invasion .....they must have been a real formidable force. Also I am fascinated by the druids and the seers....... I do wonder what would've happened had they succeeded in repelling the Romans though. xx