Thank you gentlemen for the props. . .

Although I had downloaded the latest episode of IHOSE, "The Private Life of Vincent Starrett", I had not as yet had time to listen to it.
James suggested I do so for I might be surprised. So I did.

The gracious hosts kindly read my review of my first listening to their show (and made it sound far better than it sounded written) and thanked me for the review.

It is indeed my pleasure, and it has become a habit. A thank you for the thank you.

And because my dad was with Bomber Command I am going to read this one.

Sherlock's Squadron: The Incredible True Stories of the Unsung RAF Heroes of World War Two 

And on your way back, you may as well make another stop. . .

A Murder to Solve, as Holmes Did

This one actually sounds kinda fun.

And if you are looking for a job. . . .

Sherlock Holmes Museum Curator Scorns 'Lazy' Job Applicant For Vacancy Enquiry

You decide.

And while your booking. . .

Sherlock Holmes craze in movies, on TV and in Cape May

Start planning your next vacation now.

Travel plans?

Seven Degrees of Sherlock Holmes - #40 - The Olympic edition - Johnny Weissmuller

Swimming great and jungle king Johnny Weissmuller (1904-1984)

starred in the jungle classic "Tarzan the Ape Man" 1932

Also featured in that film was Forrester Harvey (1884-1945)

who took part in "The Secrets of Scotland Yard" 1944

which also starred Lionel Atwill (1885-1946)

who took part in "Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon" 1943

So, there you have it, there you are.

This should be our motto till "Sherlock" comes back . . .

Seven Degrees of Sherlock Holmes - #39 - honoring Shirley Temple, and the number 39

With the loss of a wonderful child actor and stateswoman, today's Seven Degrees is to Shirley Temple Black.

Shirley Temple (1928 - 2014)

in 1939 starred in one of her biggest hits at the age of 11, "The Little Pricness"

which also featured Richard Greene (1918 - 1985)

who, also in 1939, starred in "The Hound of the Baskervilles"

So, sadly, there you have it, there you are.

A couple of fun pieces of art from deviantart. . . .

 If it hasn't been done yet, this would be a good T-shirt.