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Elena Castedo

Sent from my [latest gizmo]

October 10, 2013
Tags: Sent from my iPad, sent from my iphone, up-to-date-cool
An old foggy who wants to look up-to-date-cool and on-the-go can write an email in a computer and at the end put "sent from" the latest in gizmo. Like: Sent from my iPad.
How many people do this?

Sent from my iPhone (not really)
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German Torpedoes and The Good Ship Winnipeg-Torpedos alemanes y el buen barco Winnipeg

October 1, 2013
Tags: German torpedo, Torpedo alemán, Spanish Civil War, guerra civil española, World War II, Segunda guerra mundial, refugees, refugiados, ship Winnipeg, barco Winnipeg, cargo ship during war, barco de carga durante la guerra, training vessel, buque de entrenamiento, France, Francia, Chile, 1918, 1920, 1939, 1942, Liverpool, St John (NB), shipwrecks, hundimiento, Canada Pacific company
In English
I always wondered whatever happened to the ship Winnipeg that rescued my parents and me from war-torn Europe to refuge in Chile. I finally found an answer! She was a British cargo ship built in 1918, property of the Canada Pacific company. From 1920 it was a training vessel with capacity for 250 students. In August 1939 she carried 2.200 Spanish refugees from France to Chile. On October 22 1942, carrying cargo  Read More 
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