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Tag: history
Sussex Bonfire and Carnivals
By Lyn Funnell The Sussex Bonfire season has started. It will go on in different towns…
Chartwell; Winston Churchill’s Home
By Isabella Schembri-Adams We visited Chartwell, in Westerham, Kent in the summer holidays when the weather…
Which Camino Will You do?
By Rachel Webb The most famous Camino, the one everyone wants to do or has heard…
Malta and Gozo door knockers – a symbolism of status
By Albert Fenech Would you ever imagine in your wildest fantasies that before the days of…
Gilbert Hill- Mumbai’s connect with the Mesozoic Era!
By Shraddha C. Sankulkar Mumbai’s urban landscape is rapidly changing due to the newly built state-of-the-art…
The Sun, Kent, Spain, and Sweden: What They Share and Why Fredrik Paulún is Talking About It
By Sara Andrew What does Kent—the Swedish rock band—have in common with Spain, Sweden, and even…
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…
Sunny afternoon in Ayr
My travels and singing schedule have brought me to Scotland, and Ayr. There’s nothing I love…
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…