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Branch Lines of Cornwall

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Quite possibly the most scenic branch line in Britain . . . → Read More: Branch Lines of Cornwall

Hull England

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There are eight free museums to visit in the Old Town . . . → Read More: Hull England

London Heathrow Airport

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Heathrow was originally designed to cope with a maximum of about 55 million passengers per year but it is already experiencing traffic of 70 million . . . → Read More: London Heathrow Airport

Stonehenge Renewed

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It seemed like Stonehenge had no more importance than the corner store . . . → Read More: Stonehenge Renewed

Great Wall of Chester

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Chester has been occupied for so long because it was at the conjunction of four main roads which each led to a different direction . . . → Read More: Great Wall of Chester

Pottering around Hogwarts

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Visitors will be able to walk on to some of the famous film sets including Hogwarts’ Great Hall and Professor Dumbledore’s office . . . → Read More: Pottering around Hogwarts

England’s Almost Tropical Scilly Isles

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The Scilly Isles may not be exactly tropical but there are temperate and quite comfortable . . . → Read More: England’s Almost Tropical Scilly Isles

London hotels worst in Europe

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Out of over 1000 European cities, London has the worst reputation among travellers . . . → Read More: London hotels worst in Europe

Bemused at Bognor Regis England

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Our first look at Bognor’s famous beach set us off into a state of hysterics . . . → Read More: Bemused at Bognor Regis England

Hampton Court Palace London

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Conditions in the kitchens were very hot that the King often companied about his kitchen staff working naked . . . → Read More: Hampton Court Palace London

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