Saturday, June 13, 2020

SEVEN BLOGS: Live and in Colour : )

Readers - GH has a blog entitled HARRISON INK. It provides links to GH's seven distinctly different blog sites. Visit them all. Collect the whole set : )

Latest entry at SEVEN BLOGS follows:

RECENT ENTRIES to Seven Blogs -

Gord H. last updated Harrison Ink on June 11, 2020.

Please visit any of the links below:

Article: Four Canadian Sailors Make Headlines (4) at 1,000 Men, 1,000 Stories by GH

Photo Credit: The Ottawa Evening Citizen, circa Feb. 1944.

Context: Operation Baytown (5) Ottawa Citizen (Sept. 9-10, 1943). at 1,000 Men, 1,000 Stories by GH


Cartoon by Canadian George Clark,
The Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 10, 1943

Context: Operation Baytown (4) Ottawa Citizen (Sept. 7-8, 1943). at 1,000 Men, 1,000 Stories by GH


Photo Credit - Operazione “Baytown”: le truppe Alleate sbarcano
a Reggio Calabria, as found at 'A Scenza Riggiu'. 

New Running Goal, New Training Chart (1) at The GREAT Canadian Comeback by GH

One of the several hills on 'hilly route'

War Correspondents: U.S. Writer Wounded During Operation Torch at 1,000 Men, 1,000 Stories by GH

Leo Disher's story is a rare one. Here he receives a Purple Heart.
Photo Credit - Wikimedia Commons

War Correspondents: Canadian Writers - Sicily, 1943 (2). at 1,000 Men, 1,000 Stories by GH

Photo Array, as found in The Winnipeg Tribune, July 28, 1943

War Correspondents: Canadian Writers - Sicily, 1943. at 1,000 Men, 1,000 Stories by GH

Canadian writers 'bunking out' on their way to Sicily, 1943
Photo as found in The Montreal Star

Now This Is Happening (6). at The GREAT Canadian Comeback by GH

Young sprinters tried to catch me at the finish line. "Good luck
with that," I said. It didn't happen. Photo Credit - G. Harrison
(I bought it, so it's mine : )

The Gateway to Seven Blogs:

My father, Doug Harrison (V8809), holds an anti-broaching line to steady an
English landing craft as US soldiers disembark in North Africa, Nov. 1942

1. 1,000 MEN, 1,000 STORIES - My chief interest. My father (far left, above) was a World War II veteran, 1941 - 1945, served in the RCNVR and Combined Operations, for better and for worse.

2. FAINT FOOTSTEPS, WW2 - A growing story about my ongoing search for more information related to my father's World War II adventures.

3. IT STRIKES ME FUNNY - My longest serving blog with more topics to consider than one can shake a stick at.

Gord Harrison on a dusty day outside The Workshop

4. THE WORKSHOP by G. Harrison - Everybody needs a workshop, in my humble opinion.

5. The GREAT Canadian Comeback - Short reports re my fun and fitness routine, in search of svelteness. I walk, run, lift weights and put things down... on paper.

One of London's well-used walking, running, and cycling routes

6. Stories, Prose and Songs - This blog is largely ignored by me and the world. However, one day you'll hear one of my songs or stories on the radio and you'll say, "I know that guy."

7. Four Mugs and Coffee - This blog was once home to a lively group effort, but now is home to just a few very good ideas. For example, it's home to a brilliant screenplay, Death by Misadventure.

Look in on one blog, then another. Collect the whole set!

Photos GH

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