
Those who have sat and had a long discussion with David, on any subject, have quickly realised that he has a fascinating grasp of history. He gives the impression of seeing the past in the present, in a unique way. This is why his small meetings have been the most rewarding for those present. Although his official reading of history ceased when he left Bible college, it has continued in his spare time. As a result, his book about the history of The Holy Land is special.
David has spent many hours in the big British libraries, including the prestigious British Library in
When he lived in
television – even giving the closing ‘epilogue’ at the end of the day’s viewing.
David has been taking photographs since he was ten years of age, and making movies since he was thirty. As a result, he has a huge collection of photographs, and a lot of rolls of film. With all the changes that are now happening in the photographic world, and the film industry, David has moved on to digital equipment. This means that some of his films are now available in DVD format, as well as VHS.
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