The 15 Minute Read No2

[Mike Gunnill]

You're welcome Mike. I work in an industry where staying at home is not an option (unless it's enforced by illness). Someone has got to keep the sewage network and all the associated plant running, so people like me in the waste-water industry don't have the option of working from home. 


Should I be unfortunate enough to contract the dreaded lurgy, I have a very long article on a particularly long-lived ship of "Nelson's Navy", which needs more research and writing.


Looking forward to your next contribution....

Keep safe Stuart in these strange times. Well done for bringing this forum back to life. Many thx for that


Mike

[stuartwaters]

You're welcome Mike. I work in an industry where staying at home is not an option (unless it's enforced by illness). Someone has got to keep the sewage network and all the associated plant running, so people like me in the waste-water industry don't have the option of working from home. 


Should I be unfortunate enough to contract the dreaded lurgy, I have a very long article on a particularly long-lived ship of "Nelson's Navy", which needs more research and writing.


Looking forward to your next contribution....

[Mike Gunnill]

Mike, both these articles are brilliant and this kind of writing is one of the reasons I was so determined that the Kent History Forum should live on.. Thank you so much for them.

Very kind Stuart, thank you. As perhaps more of us stay in doors, I thought with a cup of tea or coffee the 15 minute read might help little. I will post a new one every week.




Mike

[stuartwaters]

Mike, both these articles are brilliant and this kind of writing is one of the reasons I was so determined that the Kent History Forum should live on.. Thank you so much for them.

[Mike Gunnill]