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Topic: January 2014

Punchdrunk, a Flying Coffin & ’40s Fashion

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Whither Scotland the Brave

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Get Lost at the Game Fair

Behind the Scenes at the British Museum

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Puzzler

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Commonplace Book

[caption id="CommonplaceBook_img1" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Aix-en-Provence? The Neopolitan coast? No, we’re in Snowdonia at the fantasy village of Portmeirion.[/caption]

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On the Road: Wessex by Rail.

Under the bridge spanning the River Itchen, Winchester’s old city mill is now operated by the National Trust—with a youth hostel upstairs.

Beyond the Bookshelf

[caption id="BeyondtheBookshelf_img1" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Dominating the Marble Arch end of Oxford Street, Selfridges covers 600,000 square feet of selling space with 4,000 employees.[/caption]

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