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Topic: November 2012

To Market, To Market

The Queen’s Jubilee Year

Adventures in the Most Happening Place

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God Save the Queen

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Palladian Wilton House

Motorcars onks & ontagusd

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Digging up History at Vindolanda

A Day To Visit Monmouth

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Cheers For The Old Vic

[caption id="CheersForTheOldVic_img1" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Richard Hope as Horst Ehmke gesticulates enthusiastically with the cast in this summer’s production of Democracy at The Old Vic.[/caption]

Anglo-File

Commonplace Book

[caption id="CommonplaceBook_img1" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The Kymin pleasure grounds provide stunning views over Monmouth to the mountains beyond.[/caption]

Dateline

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Kent and 1066 Country

Here is a bright and diverse regional discovery, showcasing the Garden of England and East Sussex. Along the way, you’ll meet Charles Dickens, Canterbury pilgrims, Rudyard Kipling and William the Conqueror. Cottage gardens and shingle beaches, orchards, oast houses and white chalk cliffs: This corner of England is a microcosm of the English heritage of commoner and king.

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