Carl Hancock was born in Aberdare, a South Wales valley town, famous for its steam coal. He now lives on a small farm in the Adelaide Hills, a region famous for its vineyards and excellent wine. Between these bookends there was a lot of teaching in places as far apart as Brynmawr and the Great Rift Valley.
When a new history teacher starts working at Pembroke House prep school in Kenya, the students are not sure what to make of him at first. Mister Ram, a peculiar man with a striking voice, is not discouraged by this and takes four young boys under his wing. Little did they know what their gifted inst...
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