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Walter Crane: His Art and Life through Illustrations
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Walter Crane: His Art and Life through Illustrations

Walter Crane was an important painter and illustrator who tried to incorporate art in almost every single item from 'regular' life. Let's check some of his art work!

by Tolovaj

Countdown to Crisis: the looming electoral problems in the United Kingdom
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Countdown to Crisis: the looming electoral problems in the United Kingdom

In the coming general election due in May no party is likely to have a majority, but the Scots Nationalists might hold the balance of power.

by frankbeswick

Irish Traditional Music for Celtic Nuptials and Saint Patrick’s Day
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Irish Traditional Music for Celtic Nuptials and Saint Patrick’s Day

At Saint Patrick’s Day it is a tradition to dress in the colours of shamrock and dance to the tunes of Irish traditional music.

by WriterArtist

The Berwyns: a lonely, but beautiful range
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The Berwyns: a lonely, but beautiful range

The Berwyn Range, south of Snowdonia, is often overlooked in favour of its northern neighbour, but there is good, though challenging walking.

by frankbeswick

The Mystery of Evil
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The Mystery of Evil

The greatest challenge facing all believers is why does evil happen.

by frankbeswick

Curious Cymru: The Death Omens of Wales
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Curious Cymru: The Death Omens of Wales

Gigantic white dogs, screeching hags taking to the air, rogue candles lighting the darkness and owls outside your window, all part of dying if you're Welsh.

by JoHarrington

Drinking Tea for Health & Pleasure
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Drinking Tea for Health & Pleasure

Read an article on tea and how it nourishes and offers pleasure at the same time. Discover aspects of tea, its health benefits, and its role in society.

by pateluday

The July allotment
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The July allotment

An allotment on an English summer day is a delight, gardeners reap their crops, socialize and watch wildlife.

by frankbeswick

Sunflower Jewelry in Sterling Silver and Gold
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Sunflower Jewelry in Sterling Silver and Gold

Sunflowers make for great jewelry. Here's a selection of sunflower necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets in silver and gold, along with some notes on sunflower symbolism.

by Mira

How Can Christians Explain Their Faith to Muslims?
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How Can Christians Explain Their Faith to Muslims?

Many Muslims struggle to understand the Christian faith, but there are ways of explaining it that are sensitive and respectful.

by frankbeswick

How to Travel With Arthritis
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How to Travel With Arthritis

Don’t let arthritis stop you or your family from traveling. In fact, it is possible that travel will be good for you.

by Sheri_Oz

Ynys Môn: The Ancestral Home of the Druids
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Ynys Môn: The Ancestral Home of the Druids

Anglesey lies off the Gwynedd coastline of North Wales. Its ancient credentials, as the headquarters for Celtic Druids, lives on in its Christianized landmarks.

by JoHarrington

Walking the Long Mynd
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Walking the Long Mynd

This outcrop of ancient rock in Western England makes fine walking territory.

by frankbeswick

Green Ringtail Possum (Pseudochirops archeri) of Northeastern Australia's Queensland Region
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Green Ringtail Possum (Pseudochirops archeri) of Northeastern Australia's Queensland Region

Green mammals are animals of a different color. Their most spectacular example is the green ringtail possum. The color works for eating figs in the high canopies of tall trees.

by DerdriuMarriner

Understanding your soil
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Understanding your soil

To garden effectively you should have a good understanding of soil

by frankbeswick

Only a bike?  No, it's also a tripod
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Only a bike? No, it's also a tripod

Turn YOUR Bike into a stable platform for your Camera whilst stationary. This idea is what I did to allow it to carry a DSLR plus Long Lens

by Ralpapajan

How to Plan, Design and Manage Workshops
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How to Plan, Design and Manage Workshops

If you have a message to share, running workshops can be a great way to communicate with others. Developing a solid attractive workshop takes planning, scaffolding and staging.

by Jo_Murphy

The Angels of Mons: A Perfect Hoax from World War One
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The Angels of Mons: A Perfect Hoax from World War One

Did ghostly Welsh bowmen, from the Battle of Agincourt, rise up to cover the retreat of beleaguered British soldiers in World War One? No, but many believe that they did.

by JoHarrington

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