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Glenstone Museum: Where Art and Nature Merge in Harmony

Glenstone Museum: Where Art and Nature Merge in Harmony

ByJen Phelps Updated22 June 2023

Nestled in the serene landscape of Potomac, Maryland, Glenstone Museum stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of art, architecture, and nature. With its diverse collection of artworks, breathtaking wildflower trails, and seamless integration…

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An Afternoon In Seattle – Nibbles And Arts

An Afternoon In Seattle – Nibbles And Arts

BySharon Mitchler Updated5 March 2023

While Seattle is known for misty, cool winters, there is plenty to do indoors when the weather is damp. One of my favorite ways to spend time in Seattle is to take in a concert,…

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The Sculpture Park, Farnham, Surrey

The Sculpture Park, Farnham, Surrey

BySarah James Updated8 August 2022

The Sculpture Park at Farnham, Surrey, is the perfect place to go if you want to see art in a beautiful natural setting. Hidden amongst ten acres of woodland, waterfalls, streams and leafy trails there are…

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The Folkestone Chalk White Horse

The Folkestone Chalk White Horse

ByJane Barlow Updated18 May 2021

The galloping chalk white horse on Cheriton Hill in Folkestone is the first thing people see if they enter the UK through the Channel Tunnel. The horse overlooks the terminal and sits on the very…

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A City Break In Florence – Discover The Charm

A City Break In Florence – Discover The Charm

BySarah James Updated4 February 2021

I fell in love with Firenze, or as we say, Florence, for a reason I can’t quite put my finger on. Was it the Renaissance art and beautiful architecture within the ancient walls? Could it…

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The Vibrant Colours and Jewellery Of East Africa

The Vibrant Colours and Jewellery Of East Africa

ByNichola Waterhouse Updated12 September 2023

A highlight of all my travels is often coming away with art, fabrics and jewellery that remind me of the destination. Travellers coming to East Africa are spoilt for choice on the vibrant fabrics and…

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The Mythic Coast Art of Cleveleys Beach, Lancashire

The Mythic Coast Art of Cleveleys Beach, Lancashire

ByPaul Steele Updated24 June 2022

If you have ever visited the sea front of Cleveleys on the Fylde Coast, you may have seen numerous art installations on the promenade and down on the beach. Some of them are more obvious…

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The Seaside Town of Margate And The Turner Contemporary Gallery

The Seaside Town of Margate And The Turner Contemporary Gallery

BySally Laker Updated1 March 2021

I’ve always loved Margate. It’s got lovely sandy beaches and a great shopping area. It’s great fun for a day out with the children or just to have a walk along the seafront. Margate is…

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A Visit To The Kelpies, Falkirk

A Visit To The Kelpies, Falkirk

ByPaul Steele Updated13 February 2021

The Kelpies, the world’s largest equine sculpture, is based in Falkirk, Scotland. Standing at 30m high the two horse head sculptures rise high in the sky and dominate the local landscape. I have seen so…

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Blackwell – The Arts and Crafts House by Mackay Hugh Ballie Scott

Blackwell – The Arts and Crafts House by Mackay Hugh Ballie Scott

ByTom Warburton Updated30 August 2023

On a wet August Bank Holiday Sunday in the English Lake District (I know it’s hard to believe) we took the chance to visit a house we’d been meaning to visit for years – Blackwell…

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The Bowes Museum In Barnard Castle

The Bowes Museum In Barnard Castle

ByPaul Steele Updated18 May 2021

One minute you are in the Durham Dales, Teesdale and the historic small market town of Barnard Castle. Turn a corner and through the gates, and you are faced with a grand and large building….

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Sicily: Street Food and Street Art

Sicily: Street Food and Street Art

ByEmily Cunningham Updated12 September 2017

Sicily – the largest island in the Mediterranean – sits off the toe of Italy and is home to 5 million proud Sicilians.  It positively drips with history; with Greek temples, Roman aqueducts, Norman cathedrals and Arab Kasbahs dotted throughout the arid landscape. Palermo,…

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