Today’s title refers to today’s questions for the blog-I hope you all appreciate the variety of topics I have asked questions about! Of course I am a Story Teller and I often tell Greek Myths to both young people and adults-so I can be self indulgent!<\/p>\n
Just a small bit of stuff. We have had a busy sort of day running errands for neighbours and then tackling the garden. I am using the bike where I can do to jobs\/shopping etc., so I get my exercise-how long for not sure. I am making sure I keep my distance so hopefully I will be able to continue. That might change later tonight!<\/p>\n
Yesterday’s answers to the nautical questions\u00a0 1. Captain Haddock was of course from the Tin Tin<\/strong> books by Herge. 2. Captain Smollett and his ship the Hispaniola<\/strong> was from that timeless classic Treasure Island<\/strong> by Robert Louis Stevenson. 3. Captain Hook was from Peter Pan<\/strong> by J.M. Barrie and his ship was the Jolly Roger<\/strong>. 4. Captain Nemo was from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea<\/strong> by Jules Verne and his ship was the Nautilus<\/strong>. 5. Ahab was from Moby Dick<\/strong> and the ship was the Pequod<\/strong> by Herman Melville. Finally Pugwash’s ship was the Black Pig.<\/p>\n So some Greek Myth questions for today.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today’s title refers to today’s questions for the blog-I hope you all appreciate the variety of topics I have asked questions about! Of course I am a Story Teller and I often tell Greek Myths to both young people and … Continue reading \n