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A Tour Of The United States Capitol Building

A Tour Of The United States Capitol Building

ByPaul Steele Updated15 September 2022

The U.S. Capitol building in Washington, DC, is surely one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. It is not just a monument to Democracy but also a place of work where the government’s…

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Overlooking The Normandy Beaches, The British D-Day Memorial

Overlooking The Normandy Beaches, The British D-Day Memorial

ByMartin Lewes Updated10 August 2022

The huge beaches and rolling coastal countryside of Normandy where the D-Day landings started the final chapters of the Second World War in June 1944, are dominated by that history. There are numerous museums, huge…

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Pepperpot, Arnside Tower And Woodland – A Silverdale Walk

Pepperpot, Arnside Tower And Woodland – A Silverdale Walk

ByPaul Steele Updated22 July 2022

A glorious walk near the village of Silverdale. Through Eaves Wood, up to the Pepperpot, beside Arnside Tower, and even further afield. This is a walk that straddles 2 counties: Lancashire and Cumbria. Plus, there’s…

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A Visit To Arlington National Cemetery

A Visit To Arlington National Cemetery

ByPaul Steele Updated29 November 2022

A visit and walk around Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia, was high on a list of experiences for me. Not in a purely touristic way of course but in a way to see, learn, respect and…

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The National Cathedral, Washington DC

The National Cathedral, Washington DC

ByPaul Steele Updated8 July 2022

Little did I think that one day I would be visiting and writing about a cathedral where I talk about the Sea of Tranquility on the moon as well as seeing the Dark Side from…

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A Walk Of The Washington DC Monuments And Memorials

A Walk Of The Washington DC Monuments And Memorials

ByPaul Steele Updated24 August 2022

I had the opportunity to spend some time in Washington, DC, the capital of the United States. Of course, as part of my time there, I had to visit and walk around the city’s most…

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Walks Around Castle Howard, Yorkshire

Walks Around Castle Howard, Yorkshire

ByPaul Steele Updated30 September 2022

Castle Howard is situated in the heart of the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A walk around and within the grounds of Castle Howard is a favourite that I have done time and…

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The StarDisc Stone Circle, Wirksworth, Derbyshire

The StarDisc Stone Circle, Wirksworth, Derbyshire

ByJanine Moore Updated6 April 2022

The StarDisc is a 21st century stone circle, a 40ft, (12 metre) diameter star chart etched into black granite. Sitting high above the Ecclesbourne Valley and Wirksworth village atop a hill, the StarDisc is a…

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Peel Tower of Holcombe Hill, Ramsbottom

Peel Tower of Holcombe Hill, Ramsbottom

ByCath Hebdon Updated23 February 2022

Peel Tower, also known as Peel Monument, sits high on Holcombe Hill above Ramsbottom. The tower is a memorial to Sir Rober Peel and erected in 1852. Walk with me on my journey up to…

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Old Sarum: Historic Site Of The Original Salisbury

Old Sarum: Historic Site Of The Original Salisbury

ByMartin Lewes Updated13 November 2021

On one of the most important days in English history, 1 August 1086, all the significant landowners in England gathered to swear allegiance to William the Conqueror, marking the completion of his annexation of the…

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Breedon On The Hill And The Exiled King

Breedon On The Hill And The Exiled King

ByJanine Moore Updated25 July 2021

Breedon on the Hill in Leicestershire is a beautiful area with some fascinating history,  quaint old English pubs and the countryside all around is so beautiful with plenty of walking trails. Apart from the Priory…

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A Walk Along The New Marina Pier At Dover

A Walk Along The New Marina Pier At Dover

ByJane Barlow Updated18 May 2021

Take a stroll along the new pier at Dover in Kent and you will experience stunning and breath-taking views of the iconic and famous white cliffs – as well as a fab view of Dover…

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