Sussex and Kent, long known as the “Garden of England,” are landscapes shaped by fertile soil,…
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Malta’s Catacombs, Aliens & The Disappearing Schoolchildren; True or Urban Myth?
By Lyn Funnell I wrote this article several years ago and I’m still hoping to find…
Knole Park; Medieval Deer Park and House, Sevenoaks, Kent
Knole is a beautiful National Trust place with around 350 deer living there. It is a…
Dalry at Folk Festival Time
My singing travels have taken us to an idyllic little town called Dairy nestled in the…
Fuller’s Follies
Some people want to be remembered after they die. Others want to make sure they’re never…
Mondaino; a Rimini Village torn in Two
By Lyn Funnell Mondaino is one of the spectacular fortified villages that dominate every hilltop in…
When the new upset the old but today is looked upon with great pride
By Albert Fenech It’s not often that a construction site and a prospective new building evokes…
Falling for Scheveningen
Karin and Maarten always try to make my journeys to Den Haag about more than the…
A Tale of Two Dovers: Kent, UK & Kent, Delaware, US
Dover, Kent in the United Kingdom and Dover, Kent County in Delaware, United States, are more…
I love Palma Majorca (or is it Mallorca?)
By Lyn Funnell The buses went to Palma every 15 minutes, opposite our hotel, the Bonsol.…