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Topic: November 2009

Sitting Tight Since the Norman Conquest

Sir Bernard, 14th Baronet, and Hoghton Tower

A Day to Visit Dundee

Mount Street Gardens

Beyond the Bookshelf

The Anglo-File

A Commonplace Book

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Discovering East Anglia

HERE’S AN EASY driving itinerary from London exploring the ancient kingdom of the East Angles. Travel distances are reasonable and the pace is set for exploring.

Unknown Mansion House, the Winchester Geese and Ursula Andress&rsquo Bikini

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Discover the Scottish Borders

The United Kingdom of Beer - Land of Hops and Glory

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