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Doctor of the Church: John Henry Newman
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Doctor of the Church: John Henry Newman

The thirty eighth doctor of the church is Cardinal Newman, an English religious scholar of the nineteenth century

by frankbeswick

Unleash Your Child's Green Thumb With Grow Box Gardening
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Unleash Your Child's Green Thumb With Grow Box Gardening

Easy to use grow boxes make neat and tidy kid's gardens. Children of all ages can learn patience, perseverance, and problem solving while growing vegetables in a small space.

by dustytoes

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The Boat, the Mat and the Women: an enquiry into Christian legend

A mystery in Biblical study is why do some characters disappear from Christian writings. But there are possible clues.

by frankbeswick

The  Melsonby Hoard
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The Melsonby Hoard

A lucky find on a piece of grassland made for a find of ancient artefacts, which has put an English village on the map.

by frankbeswick

Religion and the Mountains
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Religion and the Mountains

Religious people have for long regarded mountains as sacred or spiritual places.

by frankbeswick

Who Was Otto Kubel?
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Who Was Otto Kubel?

Otto Kubel is today best-known by his series of picture postcards based on classic fairy tale. But he created a lot more!

by Tolovaj

What is the Point of an Artist Painting a Selfie
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What is the Point of an Artist Painting a Selfie

Playing a significant role in the artworld throughout history, artists' self-portraits record what artists looked like. For the artist, they can be playful self-examination.

by Jo_Murphy

Daniel Kotynia - From the Extreme to the Sublime
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Daniel Kotynia - From the Extreme to the Sublime

The word sublime means ‘of great excellence or beauty ‘ and this word best describes the work of Daniel Kotynia from Launceston, Tasmania.

by Jo_Murphy

Some Scenic Areas in Northern Ireland
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Some Scenic Areas in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland, with its hills and loughs, is an attractive place well worth visiting

by frankbeswick

I CRASHED BUT REFUSED TO BURN
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I CRASHED BUT REFUSED TO BURN

In 1990, at the age of forty, my world came to a screeching halt!

by SidewalkPhilosopher

A Visit to the Giant's Causeway
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A Visit to the Giant's Causeway

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

by frankbeswick

The Coledale Inn, Braithwaite, Cumbria, England
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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.

by Veronica

North Indian Mint Raita: Refreshing Yogurt Dish Cools Spicy Aftertastes
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North Indian Mint Raita: Refreshing Yogurt Dish Cools Spicy Aftertastes

North Indian mint raita (pudina raita) refreshes as the cucumber, mint and yogurt dish cools and balances spiced palates.

by DerdriuMarriner

Project Tiger Saving The Big Cat
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Project Tiger Saving The Big Cat

Once found in abundance the tiger in India faces extinction. The decline happened at the turn of the 20th century. Project Tiger a conservation initiative is the savior...

by pateluday

Irish Halloween ( Samhain )  traditions
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Irish Halloween ( Samhain ) traditions

Where do the customs associated with Halloween come from? Even in America some of the Halloween activities stem back from the millions who fled to USA from Ireland.

by Veronica

Monte Cassino: the battle at a monastery
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Monte Cassino: the battle at a monastery

This week marks the 75th anniversary of a bloody, but oft-forgotten battle in World War Two.

by frankbeswick

Anderton Boat Lift and Park, Cheshire
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Anderton Boat Lift and Park, Cheshire

A lovely family Cheshire day-out today took us to Anderton Boat Lift. This is a remarkable fete of engineering and was quite unique when it was built.

by Veronica

Was Elizabeth Tudor, Queen Elizabeth 1st, a man ?
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Was Elizabeth Tudor, Queen Elizabeth 1st, a man ?

Elizabeth 1st stubbornly refused to marry even though she was the last Tudor monarch and desperate for an heir to continue the line. Why was that ? Was she a man in disguise?

by Veronica

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