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Topic: March 2010

Fife Kingdom of Nooks and Crannies

A Day to Visit Penzance

[caption id="ADaytoVisitPenzance_Feature" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] From the harbor, the old town of Penzance rises uphill. The saltwater swimming pool, arcades, souvenir stands and informal seafront eateries give way to a town center of parks, museums and the daily life of its residents—humans and seabirds alike.[/caption]

Beyond the Bookshelf

The Anglo-File

A Commonplace Book

[caption id="ACommonplaceBook_img1" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The gatehouse and curtain wall of Ludlow Castle face the active medieval marketplace.[/caption]

Dateline

Dorchester, Dorset

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Living the History: Northwest Through the Marches

Hidden St. Paul’s, Vampires in the Graveyard and Champagne in Covent Garden

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The Music of Hope and Glory

A Bath in Harrogate

Up the Welsh and Down Below

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