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Walking on the Lleyn
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Walking on the Lleyn

Wales' quiet and oft-overlooked Land's End juts into the Irish Sea and offers delightful walks to quiet walkers

by frankbeswick

Cheadle Hulme History Walk, Cheshire
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Cheadle Hulme History Walk, Cheshire

Cheadle Hulme ( Pronounced Hyoom ) is my village and 7 years ago I wrote a Cheadle Hulme History Walk and took photos.I have updated it today.

by Veronica

Getting the children to eat veg
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Getting the children to eat veg

Some say getting their children to eat vegetables is not luck; they say it is their own wonderful parenting. OK Well done you, for being so perfect ;but it isn't always that easy.

by Veronica

Tegg's Nose, Cheshire
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Tegg's Nose, Cheshire

This morning I have been up Tegg's Nose! That sounds fairly disgusting but it was a delightful experience.

by Veronica

Harpers Ferry West Virginia
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Harpers Ferry West Virginia

Harpers Ferry is a small town in West Virginia, rich in history, culture, scenery, and outdoor recreation.

by north_america

What is happening when we read
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What is happening when we read

Reading involves sharing the author's values and experiences and making them part of your life.

by frankbeswick

Conisbrough Castle
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Conisbrough Castle

Today I was working in Yorkshire, quite a distance from home and when we arrived, the village had the ruin of a castle. But these are no ordinary ruins.

by Veronica

Sandbach Crosses
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Sandbach Crosses

A comment on my Limn from Lymm post encouraged me to write about the beautiful Sandbach Crosses in Cheshire. From Anglo- Saxon times? Maybe !

by Veronica

Gardening and climate change
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Gardening and climate change

Gardeners have always responded to climate and so as the Earth's climate changes garden planning and planting should change with it.

by frankbeswick

Manchester Runway Viewing Park, Cheshire
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Manchester Runway Viewing Park, Cheshire

The Runway Visitor Park is a popular plane spotting location in Manchester. It's situated about 2/3's of the way along a runway and is ideal for a family trip with a picnic.

by Veronica

How to Write Publishable Academic Articles★ Editor's Choice
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How to Write Publishable Academic Articles

Getting academic articles published is not an easy task. I give you the basics here to help you organize your writing and increase the chances of getting published.

by Sheri_Oz

Rosewell: Early Georgian Architecture in Gloucester County, Virginia
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Rosewell: Early Georgian Architecture in Gloucester County, Virginia

Rosewell Plantation has early Georgian architecture, marvelous York River views, and noteworthy cultural events for guests of Gloucester County, Virginia.

by DerdriuMarriner

Review of Frida (2002), a Movie About Mexican Painter Frida Kahlo
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Review of Frida (2002), a Movie About Mexican Painter Frida Kahlo

Salma Hayek is superb as Frida Kahlo in this biopic directed by Julie Taymor. Great performances from Alfred Molina and Geoffrey Rush as well.

by Mira

Otter Haven or Heaven ? Derbyshire
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Otter Haven or Heaven ? Derbyshire

Today's day out took me to the beautiful Cheshire/ Derbyshire border in England's Peak District to an Otter Haven. It was nothing short of enchanting. A hidden gem.

by Veronica

Chelonoidis donfaustoi: Eastern Santa Cruz Giant Galápagos Tortoise
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Chelonoidis donfaustoi: Eastern Santa Cruz Giant Galápagos Tortoise

Chelonoidis donfaustoi is the name of the new Galápagos Giant species, commonly called Don Fausto’s Eastern Santa Cruz Tortoise, since October 21, 2015.

by DerdriuMarriner

A limn about  Lymm
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A limn about Lymm

A limn is a description in words and pictures and so what better word to use in a post about the beautiful village of Lymm in Cheshire than a "limn about Lymm."

by Veronica

Little Moreton Hall; It shouldn't be standing up
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Little Moreton Hall; It shouldn't be standing up

Nestled in the stunning Cheshire countryside, Little Moreton Hall shouldn't still be standing. It should have fallen down hundreds of years ago; but it hasn't.

by Veronica

Pompeii ;  Brothel City
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Pompeii ; Brothel City

Pompeii lay undiscovered for hundreds of years but excellent work by archaeologists has uncovered a massive, well preserved city. I spent a day wandering around this city-brothel.

by Veronica

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