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SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION: Bonfire Night

Six degrees of separation theory

Six degrees of separation is now three




This theory actually reminds me of a gripping TV series: Touch

 

For old posts about Guy Fawkes Night, click here.

Gunpowder Plot Game

ALCALÁ DE HENARES AND GUY FAWKES NIGHT: Six degrees of separation (click on the links inside the presentation to expand your knowledge)
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kOUmAkdaaZUEYj23ix3IYQ6DwX1jBXc3xuyvpeE0pvQ/edit?usp=sharing

 

Does the name of this London tube station come from "Infante de Castille"? 

Read this article to know.

The Tudors: Catherine of Aragon and her daughter, Mary

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