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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Todays Youth????(Some of Them)
I suppose it would be true to say every generation think that in their youth they were better dressed and behaved than today’s youth. I look at the young people today and have to wonder! Boys with their pants around … Continue reading
Posted in family, veterans
Tagged bicycles, birds, boys brigade, Cars, choices, dangers, drugs.alcohol, elders, frogs, home.parents, school, sea scouts, seen and not heard., stamps, strict, temptations
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End of Season Heats Up
Only two games left to play in the Premiership and the race has never been tighter. Arsenal are well on their way to a fourth place finish after picking up three points yesterday defeating Newcastle 3-0. However the race for … Continue reading
Posted in soccer
Tagged arsenal, brazil, Chelsea, excited, FA Cup, liverpool, Manchester City, premiership., two games left, World Cup.
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Motorcycle Season is Near
If the weather ever improves Linda might get her bike (bikes)out of Millvale. When we moved to Abram Village on the 15th April she had to leave the bikes behind in the garage because of the weather. Snow and rain, … Continue reading
Posted in family, vehicles
Tagged fed up, motorcycles, rain.cold, roads, snow, spring, sunshine, throttles, where is summer., wind, winter
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Chapter One – Jerusalem 6 AD
Copyright c 2014 Frederick Rodgers. All Rights Reserve.d Chapter One Jerusalem 6AD Abraham shifted his position; he was stiff and cold from the long night of watching his father’s sheep. As the youngest son the night watch was his responsibility, … Continue reading
Posted in author of lily & Me, The Royal Navy & Me
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My Latest Book
This is an idea that I have decided to act upon. My latest book ”Chapter XXI” (the photo is a rough idea for the cover) is complete but still needs some fine tuning. In brief it is a story of … Continue reading
Posted in author of lily & Me, family, HM Submarines, The Royal Navy & Me
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A Wee Bit of Ireland
Ireland has long been credited with saving civilization at the time of the fall of the Roman Empire. All the knowledge amassed across Europe was gathered in Ireland and saved from destruction as the Huns pillaged across the lands . … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family
Tagged ancient, civilization, Erin go Brag, historic, huns, Ireland, Irish, newgrange, pride, roman empire, stonehenge
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A Lobster Tail
Ron McKinley is a long time politician and a farmer, he presently holds the cabinet post as Minister of Fisheries. The new 2014 lobster season is about to open and the Fishers still have no idea of what prices they … Continue reading
Tattoos are a risk when Travelling
Hmmm, Not sure I like tattoos on women anymore than I like them on men. Of course there is a certain sexual attraction in coming across that secretly hidden tattoo beneath her soft silken? ———use your imagination!!!. While I have … Continue reading
Posted in HM Submarines, HMS Cockade, hms ganges, politics, Uncategorized, veterans
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Tattoo’s A Wiser Decision of my Youth
In 1956 I joined HMS Cockade stationed in the Far East, I was just seventeen years old and a very new sailor. It was a natural progression in the Navy to torment and tease the new young sailors. My career … Continue reading
Posted in HM Submarines, HMS Cockade, veterans
Tagged Cockade, dumped., Halifax., Hong Kong, I love Mary, piercings, scarred for life, silly tattoos, Skin.art, tattoo, tattoo shops, ugh, ugly
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Submarine Escape.
My escape training began in 1959 and no doubt has evolved greatly since then. In my day escape was probably the single most important part of submarine training, also the most fearful. You can see in the photos I have … Continue reading
Posted in HM Submarines, veterans
Tagged Dolphin, escape, Liverpool Bay., silent service.Thames River, Submarines, tank 100 feet, Thetis, Truculent, unclean, unseen, volunteers
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