When I was at school, I did a project on wherries for History O Level. Though to be precise, it was a trial run the year before.
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I got a pali with a ripping yarn about a wherryman fleeing a Customs cutter up the WaveneyOriginally posted by Alias View PostHows tricks?
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For History O Level, one had to do a 7,000 word thing about a subject of one's own choosing (subject to approval). The year before, we had to do one as a trial run, though the word count was reduced to 3,500.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostWhen I was at school, I did a project on wherries for History O Level. Though to be precise, it was a trial run the year before.Comment
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