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Walled Gardens: a review
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Walled Gardens: a review

Jules Hudson's Walled Gardens makes informative and delightful reading.

by frankbeswick

Christmas Activities for Kids
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Christmas Activities for Kids

What to do with kids on Christmas holidays? How to stay active and still keep energy in decent levels?

by mihgasper

Was Tolkien Racist?
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Was Tolkien Racist?

A recent claim that Tolkien was somewhat racist is seriously misguided.

by frankbeswick

P's next adventure - Rome, The Eternal City
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P's next adventure - Rome, The Eternal City

Climbing my husband's favourite peak in May to tick off his to do list was nothing compared to his wish to visit Rome one more time.

by Veronica

The Southport Flower Show
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The Southport Flower Show

Southport Flower Show is a long-established event in Lancashire, North West England and is well worth a visit.

by frankbeswick

The Remote Islands of Britain
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The Remote Islands of Britain

The British Isles is a complex archipelago of hundreds of isles of varying sizes, and some are remote and either sparsely inhabited or unoccupied.

by frankbeswick

Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Walk, Cumbria
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Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Walk, Cumbria

When the Cockermouth to Penrith Railway line closed, the flat terrain provided a perfect walk about 7 miles there and back through lovely scenery.

by Veronica

P's Peak
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P's Peak

Discovering that your Love has Parkinson's is frightening. When he announces he wants to try to climb his favourite peak while he still can, it's terrifying. Should I support him?

by Veronica

Understanding the Situation in Jerusalem
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Understanding the Situation in Jerusalem

We have just heard that President Trump has recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and decided to move the US embassy into it.

by frankbeswick

Creating a lovely garden
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Creating a lovely garden

Humans dream of perfect gardens, and although this dream is rarely if ever realized, there are ways to make our gardens better.

by frankbeswick

Key Ideas in Catholicism
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Key Ideas in Catholicism

To understand Catholicism it is helpful to grasp some key ideas about sacrament, truth and ethics.

by frankbeswick

The Bluebell Trails, Cheshire
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The Bluebell Trails, Cheshire

In the North of England, bluebells have a very short window of existence and are at their glorious best in the first week of May.

by Veronica

Understanding Cricket
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Understanding Cricket

Cricket is a game played in the UK and many countries in the British Commonwealth,along with others.

by frankbeswick

Easter Crafts for Preschoolers
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Easter Crafts for Preschoolers

Running out of ideas? Preschoolers on a holiday can be really demanding. Here is a list of Easter crafts for them!

by mihgasper

Mary Magdalene:  the woman who loved much
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Mary Magdalene: the woman who loved much

Mary Magdalene was a woman close to Christ, but there has been much legend-making about her.

by frankbeswick

Wisdom: a forgotten concept
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Wisdom: a forgotten concept

Modern Education talks about skills and knowledge, but the concept of wisdom is completely overlooked.

by frankbeswick

The Light in the West:Celtic Christianity
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The Light in the West:Celtic Christianity

Celtic Christianity was the Christian faith as understood in Irish, Scots and Welsh cultures.

by frankbeswick

The English Meadow
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The English Meadow

Meadows have declined in England, and our landscape is the poorer for the loss, but there is a revival.

by frankbeswick

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