Author: Ray Hahn

  • Eighty Hours of Horror

    Eighty Hours of Horror

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    Man’s love affair with the sea is legendary. So is the tragedy that follows when man “fools with mother nature.” Here is a truly bizarre tale of man and his fight with the weather.

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  • Blackbeard and the Queen Anne’s Revenge

    Blackbeard and the Queen Anne’s Revenge

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    Blackbeard the Pirate, born Edward Teach in 1680 lived a life few would choose. But today he is thought to be a rascal by many but a hero to others.

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  • Soldiers on Bicycles

    Soldiers on Bicycles

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    In 1897 when Lieutenant James Moss thought he had a better way to move an army; he told the General. They General replied, “Prove it!” Moss almost did.

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The Norfolk Coach at Christmas is an East-Anglian retelling of Charles Dickens’s 1843 novella, A Christmas Carol. This campy, out-of-town version has no ghosts. It does, however have a rich-man and a very smart beggar.

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