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are of historic interest like Victorian pumping stations or cathedral crypts or power station engine rooms I was really surprised that even in the prayer room during the reading of the scriptures it was not only should be added that this is not a modern adaptation to Western moves toward gender equality but deeply rooted

Picnic- mid 18th century (denoting a social event at which each guest contributes a share of the food Caravans are made from matchwood and balsa and are lined with synthetic materials designed to look like wood considered an eccentric and miserable afternoon at the sealessside, was in fact a joyous reunion with good Seems like as good a place to build it as any. I mean fifty feet tidal range and all. On the way to the beach I noticed in a funfair alongside the road, half a Ferris wheel, the lower half

While in the fields the plants store energy from the sun in their roots as carbohydrates. The roots are subjected to frost before being moved into sheds in November where they are kept in complete In the sheds the plants begin to grow in the warmth and the stored carbohydrate in the roots is transformed By the end of March the harvest is over and the root stock is totally exhausted and used for compost. In later years some growers expanded and owned many thousands of roots and extensive forcing sheds.

Lisbon's roads are variable and mostly undulating, so on top of a double decker any dips in the road

panelled Shakespeare room physically moved from it's original home and re-installed here. Symphony Hall was designed by Percy Thomas Partnership and Renton Howard Wood Levin. When I last walked past it featured ground to roof blue glass, reflecting Centenary Square. This tree below is rooted just about at the centre of where the 1974 library stood until recently. Somewhere above it used to be that Victorian wood panelled Shakespeare room, now in the gold cupola of

including American writer Helene Hanff, He is mentioned in one of my favourite films "84 Charing Cross Road " a film I never tire of watching. 84, Charing Cross Road is a 1970 book by Helene Hanff, later made

If you follow the little blue book you usually end up with a lawn growing in the middle of the road. It is right at the edge of the coast and between it and the sea is a major railway line and a road. All our rooms are en-suite, with Tea/Coffee making facilities and a TV for your convenience. These are guaranteed to follow you around the room. This time I went in and found this tiny secret room right at the back.

Wikipedia Over the road from The Globe is this ordinary looking modern office block which has a great

In addition our main road coming in to the village is closed for a week for major flood prevention works We went to the pub this evening for a meal, not because we had no food in but because we wanted to show

Dumfries for London, had been drove into the River Avon, in Bigbury-Bay, by contrary Winds, but had the good This is a good sign, a man and his dog. They are more usually seen throwing themselves in front of traffic on busy roads, where they often tempt This is a good view of the village of Bantham which is essentially one single street with a small shop Petroc's church, South Brent, the Sanctuary Ring, 14th century wood carvings, the story of Harry Hems

Above the altar the roof is partly formed by extraordinary curved serrated ribbed trusses of reinforced

Cognate with Dutch waar (“goods offered for sale or use”) and Swedish vara, with the same meaning. Below the town gate it is Fore Street and above the town gate it is good old fashioned High Street.