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Back to the Slate Trail

The Slate Trail covers beautiful and challenging landscape and industrial heritage

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To the Island of Tides

This book recounts a spiritual and geographical journey to Lindisfarne in the steps of St Cuthbert.

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Rosa Hibernica, the Irish Rose

The Irish rose is a variety rare in the wild, and very beautiful.

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The Tropical Ravine, Belfast, June 2022

Following on from Frank's article about The Giant's Causeway earlier in June, here is my pictorial visit to Belfast's restored Tropical Ravine which I visited nearly 3 weeks ago.

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A Visit to the Giant's Causeway

The Giant's Causeway is a world heritage site well worth visiting

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Lincolnshire : Grimsby Minster; St James

My explorations of a county new to me, lead me to Grimsby Minster where I met with a charming, intelligent, helpful curate, Rev Teena who gave me a tour of this historic building.

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Lough Corrib

Lough Corrib is a mighty lake that stands above Galway city and drains much of the Connemara region.

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The Coledale Inn, Braithwaite, Cumbria, England

Close to the Scottish border, a traditional, family-orientated, old inn in the northern Lake District nestles in amongst lakes and mountains to provide the perfect welcome.

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The Snowdonia Slate Trail

The Snowdonia Slate Trail leads walkers along rural paths through Welsh industrial history.

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Essex Days ; The White Hart, Witham,

Decades BEFORE Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, the lovely old White Hart Pub was serving its community. I stayed here this week.

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Cruising to Shetland

Recently I enjoyed a long-awaited cruise to Britain's northern archipelagos, Orkney and Shetland.

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Transportation & Getting There

Should Humans Colonise Mars?

Recent talk of humankind establishing a permanent colony on Mars raises many questions about the ethics and feasibility, scientific and economic, of the project.

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Loch Ness

Scotland's deepest Loch is an impressive place to spend holiday time, but the loch is to be taken seriously.

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Glencoe: the glen of treachery

A place can be wild and beautiful, but still have a grim and brutal history.

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Walking in North East Snowdonia: a quiet little jewel

When people think of Snowdonia they often think of large, jagged peaks, but the lower hills of the north-eastern tip have their own charm.

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Brabyns Park, Cheshire Days Out

Did the most famous detective novelist in the world walk the paths I trod recently when we went to Marple in Cheshire? Maybe the name gives you a clue.

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The Haunting of Lighthouse Island

When you purchase an island you get the land,the property and the ghosts.

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Devon, Glorious Devon

In England the name Devon evokes green rolling landscape, along with beaches, cllffs and moors.

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