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Why do Christians Believe that Jesus was Divine
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Why do Christians Believe that Jesus was Divine

The distinguishing characteristic of Christianity is its belief that Jesus is the divine Son of God.

by frankbeswick

Speed foods;   My eating plan for a week
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Speed foods; My eating plan for a week

As I have lost 18lbs weight recently, our delightful Mira asked me to post my eating plan for a week. It is based on foods that speed up the metabolism.

by Veronica

Growing in confined spaces
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Growing in confined spaces

As the world urbanizes and land pressures grow, many people are turning to imaginative solutions to the problem of finding growing space.

by frankbeswick

Allotments: the people's gardens
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Allotments: the people's gardens

The British allotment movement grew out of the agricultural and industrial revolutions and brought about a major improvement in the lives of the British people.

by frankbeswick

The Gardeners' Foe: dealing with slugs
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The Gardeners' Foe: dealing with slugs

There is a range of techniques available to gardeners to rid themselves of slugs

by frankbeswick

Global Warming:  Warning from the Sky
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Global Warming: Warning from the Sky

Global warming is a serious problem, and it is quite possible that nature was sounding the alarm for over a century. Do noctilucent clouds herald a warming Earth?

by blackspanielgallery

Weather-proof your garden
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Weather-proof your garden

In times of climate change gardeners need to ensure that they have the best protection possible against excess water, wind and drought.

by frankbeswick

Virginia Historic Garden Week 2016 Is By Tradition April’s Last Week
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Virginia Historic Garden Week 2016 Is By Tradition April’s Last Week

Virginia Historic Garden Week 2016 welcomes the Garden Club of Virginia’s 83rd annual set of building and landscape-lovers from April 23 to April 30, 2016.

by DerdriuMarriner

Jodrell Bank, Cheshire
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Jodrell Bank, Cheshire

Cheshire's world famous radio telescope Jodrell Bank was the location of my Cheshire Day out today. Here's an account of it as a location and a little about its past.

by Veronica

A day at the Harrogate Flower Show
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A day at the Harrogate Flower Show

The Harrogate Flower Show is one of Northern England's premier floral attractions.

by frankbeswick

A walk out in Styal, Cheshire
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A walk out in Styal, Cheshire

Styal is one of the first places I recall. An old textile mill village in the heart of Cheshire has been taken over and preserved. It's the perfect place for an afternoon walk.

by Veronica

Tips and Tricks After 500 Pages on Wizzley★ Editor's Choice
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Tips and Tricks After 500 Pages on Wizzley

The traffic is down, but the sales are up! And here I am with half a millennium worth of Wizzles and a brand, new game.

by JoHarrington

Walled Gardens
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Walled Gardens

Walled gardens are a fascinating kind of garden that were once common in England and some of which have been restored.

by frankbeswick

Outlander Filming Locations in Scotland
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Outlander Filming Locations in Scotland

Want to know where Starz's Outlander was filmed in Scotland? Looking to walk in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire? Well you've come to the right place!

by JoHarrington

Macclesfield Forest, Cheshire
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Macclesfield Forest, Cheshire

Today I went walking in North East Cheshire's beautiful Macclesfield Forest below Tegg's Nose. It's a stunning mix of trees, mountains, reservoirs and nature.

by Veronica

Beeston Castle, Cheshire, England
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Beeston Castle, Cheshire, England

This week we had a family day out to the ruins of Beeston Castle, West Cheshire, close to England's border with Wales. Delightful.

by Veronica

Into Thin Air: the Shepton Mallet Mystery
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Into Thin Air: the Shepton Mallet Mystery

When even those close to someone think that the Devil has come to claim him, we can infer that he has not been very popular.

by frankbeswick

How I Use Fabric Pots For Gardening★ Editor's Choice
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How I Use Fabric Pots For Gardening

Fabric garden bags come in a variety of sizes from small to extra large. Once the dirt is ready you have a very easy garden to care for.

by dustytoes

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