Today is Remembrance Day. The day we remember those who fell whilst serving in the armed forces of our country. The photo above includes my dad, taken somewhere in the Middle East in the mid/late 1940s. He’s second from right. He’d originally joined the RAF during WW2 and was about to deploy to a fighter … Continue reading Remembrance Day
There's a truly obvious theme that you'd have to be blind not to notice in any visit to London. The legacy of the UK's many wars. In Mexico, there's really only been a few wars of note. You can count them on one hand and still have a finger or two to spare. In London, … Continue reading London’s Legacy of War
Another post on the differences between Mexico and the UK, which I notice as I continue my adventures in the Big Taco. Mexico is full of art. It's one of the most underrated and often unoticed city's regarding art. A walk around any part of the city will reveal a plethora of monuments, busts and … Continue reading At The 11th Hour
The Mexile 