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Topic: March 2015

Join Pilgrims on the Mayflower Trail

[caption id="attachment_13691553" align="aligncenter" width="449"] In the Great Hall of Gainsborough Old Hall, the small congregation met that finally made its way to New England.[/caption]

Sceptered Isle with Dana Huntley

Marches Market Town: Where Food Is King

Morsels of Spanish tapas tempt among many ethnic and national cuisines in Ludlow.

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Norwich

Around Town with Sandra Lawrence

THIS MONTH HAS BEEN ONE of views and vistas, long, short, high, low—spectacular all. For instance, take the newly opened North Wall Walk along the Tower of London’s ramparts, to which I dragged my pal on a fitfully stormy day of dark clouds and dazzling gaps of sunshine. The battlements are centuries old, but used to be out of bounds. Now the stretches between towers Bowyer and Flint are accessible, with two small, interesting exhibitions; about the Duke of Wellington, and the Tower’s role in World War I.

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