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Welsh Witterings: Strawberry Fool Recipe

Seren Charrington-HollinsSeptember 22, 2020No Comment 2020-09-21T17:38:59+01:00

British strawberries are now in abundance and I have the perfect recipe for using up a strawberry glut. This recipe looks great served in pretty glasses and is a...

Karl’s Chronicles. The Fight & The Dance

Karl Beeney September 21, 2020 No Comment2020-09-20T10:21:30+01:00

The two threads of the Nile may have come together, intricately bound like maritime rope, twisting far across the sand-blown hell of the Sahara. Until with predatory grace, it...

Ranjit Recommends Cream, Cafes & Cycloramic Captures of Cornwall

Lyn September 20, 2020 No Comment2020-09-19T11:10:02+01:00

Cornwall was indeed the epicentre of British Tourism in the summer of 2020. Indeed, with many countries within mainland Europe now being added to the list of quarantined countries...

Harry’s Ramblings. Hastings Car Parking and Other Pastimes, by Harry Pope

Harry Pope September 19, 2020 No Comment2020-09-19T11:37:36+01:00

A lovely September day was the ideal time to spend in Hastings by the sea. We live in Eastbourne, which is only twenty miles away, but the car journey...

Mumbai Memoir 135- Virtual Travels from Mumbai city!

Shraddha. C. Sankulkar September 18, 2020 No Comment2020-09-17T10:37:38+01:00

Travelling is a great way to free the mind. It’s a way of transporting one’s self into a totally different environment and refreshing one’s soul in the process. But...

Biking from lighthouse to lighthouse on the French Northwest Coast – Meanderings through France n° 218

Annick Dournes & Frederic De Poligny September 17, 2020 No Comment2020-09-16T18:07:47+01:00

By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny The “Vélo Maritime” is a biking itinerary that will take you from Roscoff in Brittany to Dunkirk in Northern France....

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Love ’em, or loathe ’em, you can’t avoid ’em – Anatomy of the SUV

Iain P W RobertsonSeptember 22, 2020No Comment 2020-09-21T17:56:20+01:00

IAIN ROBERTSON Treated literally, the Sport Utility Vehicle is an horrendous misnomer, writes Iain Robertson, possessing some elements of all-wheel drive, on a hiked-up, family-orientated platform that ought to...

It’s All Happening at Hatton and Gaydon

Ann Evans September 21, 2020 No Comment2020-09-20T11:20:22+01:00

Whilst things are changing on a daily basis due to Covid-19, three Covid – safe events are planned for the coming weekends around Warwick. Ann Evans has...

Evidence Democrats/Globalists Are Using Illegal Immigrants And Germ Warfare Upon ‘The Masses’ In The Streets Of The Western World To Bring In Their ‘Orwellian Hellscape’

Susan Duclos September 20, 2020 No Comment2020-09-19T11:35:39+01:00

– ‘Operation Moonshot’ And The Implementation Of The ‘Global Police State’ Are Now Fully Underway By Stefan Stanford – All News Pipeline – Live Free Or Die...

Sometimes, being ‘disagreeable’ can reveal con-jobs and skulduggery

Iain P W Robertson September 19, 2020 No Comment2020-09-18T11:17:10+01:00

IAIN ROBERTSON Realising that he is hardly alone in questioning the premature return-to-work strategy being exercised almost wholesale across the UK motor industry, Iain Robertson is concerned about other...

Isuzu D-Max XTR (Colour Edition) makes purpose work

Iain P W Robertson September 18, 2020 No Comment2020-09-17T13:04:31+01:00

IAIN ROBERTSON Introduced originally as a ‘concept’ by International Motors Group, the official importer of Isuzu pickup trucks to the UK market, Iain Robertson is only too delighted to...

Survival forces Suzuki into strategic alliance with Toyota for Swace

Iain P W Robertson September 17, 2020 No Comment2020-09-17T09:48:14+01:00

IAIN ROBERTSON Things are tough at present across the entire motor industry but, writes Iain Robertson, the deal between Suzuki and Toyota was struck long before the pandemic did...

Travel

Love ’em, or loathe ’em, you can’t avoid ’em – Anatomy of the SUV

Iain P W RobertsonSeptember 22, 2020No Comment 2020-09-21T17:56:20+01:00

Karl’s Chronicles. The Fight & The Dance

Karl Beeney September 21, 2020 No Comment2020-09-20T10:21:30+01:00

The two threads of the Nile may have come together, intricately bound like maritime rope, twisting far across the sand-blown hell of the Sahara. Until with predatory grace, it...

It’s All Happening at Hatton and Gaydon

Ann Evans September 21, 2020 No Comment2020-09-20T11:20:22+01:00

Whilst things are changing on a daily basis due to Covid-19, three Covid – safe events are planned for the coming weekends around Warwick. Ann Evans has...

Ranjit Recommends Cream, Cafes & Cycloramic Captures of Cornwall

Lyn September 20, 2020 No Comment2020-09-19T11:10:02+01:00

Cornwall was indeed the epicentre of British Tourism in the summer of 2020. Indeed, with many countries within mainland Europe now being added to the list of quarantined countries...

Harry’s Ramblings. Hastings Car Parking and Other Pastimes, by Harry Pope

Harry Pope September 19, 2020 No Comment2020-09-19T11:37:36+01:00

A lovely September day was the ideal time to spend in Hastings by the sea. We live in Eastbourne, which is only twenty miles away, but the car journey...

Isuzu D-Max XTR (Colour Edition) makes purpose work

Iain P W Robertson September 18, 2020 No Comment2020-09-17T13:04:31+01:00

IAIN ROBERTSON Introduced originally as a ‘concept’ by International Motors Group, the official importer of Isuzu pickup trucks to the UK market, Iain Robertson is only too delighted to...

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Ranjit Recommends Cream, Cafes & Cycloramic Captures of Cornwall

LynSeptember 20, 2020No Comment 2020-09-19T11:10:02+01:00

Cornwall was indeed the epicentre of British Tourism in the summer of 2020. Indeed, with many countries within mainland Europe now being added to the list of quarantined countries...

Back to Mystra, the ghost city of the Byzantine Empire – World Meanderings (n°98)

Annick Dournes & Frederic De Poligny September 3, 2020 No Comment2020-09-02T16:31:33+01:00

By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny If we all know Constantinople as the first largest city of the Byzantine Empire, few of us know about the...

Pilsen, the city where beer flows like water – World Meanderings (n°97)

Annick Dournes & Frederic De Poligny August 27, 2020 No Comment2020-08-26T15:10:56+01:00

By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Beer has been brewed in Pilsen ever since the town was founded in 1295. It also is the city where the...

Athens looks towards modern art – World Meanderings (n°96

Annick Dournes & Frederic De Poligny August 20, 2020 No Comment2020-08-19T11:20:17+01:00

By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Athens is not all about Antiquity. The proof is in the recent opening of the Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation,...

Barcelona: a city of sun, sea and style

Ann Mealor August 20, 2020 No Comment2020-08-19T11:35:50+01:00

Barcelona, in eastern Spain is the capital of Catalonia and is a modern, vibrant and sophisticated city surrounded by sloping hills and a Mediterranean coastline. Catalan pride and...

Travelling Round Tenerife; The Truth, Warts & All! Part 4.

Lyn August 16, 2020 No Comment2020-08-17T14:03:09+01:00

We left our hotel at 9am. It wasn’t too hot yet. Earlier, we had breakfast. There are no condiments on the tables any more. I asked for salt &...