ALBERT FENECH The underground cave and dehydrated river bed at Ghar Dalam near Birzebbugia is one of the most important historic, archaeological and geophysical links
My last article was entitled I’ve gone on holiday by mistake! This time I’ll be looking at things in reverse: every traveller has found places
This week I visited Mellington Hall in Shropshire; a place that has always struck me as curious because its country house splendour and gothic architecture
Patricia Newell-Dunkley – Photographs Reginald J. Dunkley Greetings from down under where Greater Sydney is in lockdown, and the States likewise. Borders expect to
Photos by Rob Tysall The Tanks Trucks and Firepower Show brought the crowds out over the August Bank Holiday Weekend. Ann Evans went along to
When I was in my teens, I was horse-mad. I was lucky
By Frederic de Poligny For those who love sunny winter, Egypt is waiting for you. Cultural travellers, the Nile valley must be your obvious
I really should have known better. Going to one of America’s most stunning national parks in a rainforest, no less, smack dab in the middle
Photos by Rob Tysall Winners and highlights that caught Ann Evans’ eye at the BBC Gardeners’ World Live Show over the Bank Holiday weekend.
A group of determined villagers formed a charitable trust to run and maintain one of East Anglia’s ancient monuments – one of the last structures
It all started with my youngest son’s dream to get lost in a big maze, and with my wife coming across an advert of one
Cordoba, the ancient city on the Guadalquivir River not far from home in Jaén many times. Strolling around the windy medieval streets of the Judería
I’ve always thought Volvo’s XC90 pulls off an implausible trick of being both ostentatious and understated, at the same time. In the right colour, it
Photos by Rob Tysall A special outdoor BBC Gardeners World Live takes place at the Birmingham NEC from 26th – 29th August. Ann Evans provides
ALBERT FENECH My recent articles concerned climate changes – and this one is yet another change – HOWEVER, not in climate but in technology
Sadly the long history of the boat known as Orion is about to come to a tragic end ….indeed an end that involves skips and
In the great British film Withnail and I, a pair of out of work actors leave London and go “on holiday by mistake” to out
It’s great to see Events returning. Yesterday we went to the Weald on the Field in Uckfield, Sussex. Apart from a couple of showers, the
I loved Mallorca because it has retained its roots despite its Package Tour reputation and people saying ‘Majorca’ in silly voices! Mallorca only has a
By Frederic de Poligny Next month, the charming town of Evora, capital city of the Alentejo region in Portugal, will host the first edition
When most people think of “bucket list” destinations, they dream of far-away places full of warm weather, beaches, historical landmarks, great food, or gorgeous landscapes.
Photos by Rob Tysall Get ready for the loudest, most exciting show of the year – The Tanks, Trucks & Firepower Show in Warwickshire
ALBERT FENECH Thirty two years ago I was resident in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. One morning I casually picked up a newspaper and read a
FlyPop has become the latest low-cost Air Carrier to have finalised a UK Airport base to operate out of, in this case, London Stansted Airport.
Huelva is one of those places that people often say ´Where?¨ ´Never heard of it.¨ It is one of the least known provinces of Andalusia
Dungeness is one of the most unique places that I’ve ever been to in the UK. It was believed that it had such a low
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Since time immemorial Corinth has been the richest and more powerful city in Greece, even greatest
ALBERT FENECH Every country has its minority percentage number of idiots – Malta no less. In recent weeks, we have seen such worldwide minorities take
I had the good fortune this week, to happen across some bargain strawberries, what I would call ‘jamming’ strawberries. These over ripe jammy delights
Eastbourne is a popular seaside town on the south coast. It’s known for it’s attractive beach, magnificent pier, and nearby beauty spots such as Beachy
Photos by Rob Tysall Lots of youngsters dream of getting up close and personal to a dinosaur, and now’s their chance. Ann Evans visits
I wonder if perhaps because mark-making is such a primal human urge we expect drawing to be ‘easy’ somehow; that it should not demand
I loved my first sight of the white Leaning Tower, Cathedral and the Baptistery as I walked through the archway. It’s one of the most
What you see here is one of the outcomes of the formation of something of an automotive powerhouse. Vauxhall is now in bed with Peugeot,
I accidently discovered The Wallace Collection when I had an appointment in Baker Street, which runs parallel to Manchester Square, where the Wallace Collection is
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If walking in the foot-steps of stars and millionaires, is an important part of your dreams,
By Harry Pope With the lockdown restrictions mainly ended, we decided to have a break away in Essex. A hotel previously visited had a special
IAIN ROBERTSON Admitting that its latest model is more evolution than revolution, considers Iain Robertson, is almost as strident as stating that it is the
ALBERT FENECH I have known Pierre Farrugia from the town of Zabbar for many years as a former colleague at STMicroelectronics where he works as
IAIN ROBERTSON Just look around, urges Iain Robertson, since the onslaught of the pandemic, the rich are getting richer and retail prices are skyrocketing, some
ALBERT FENECH The underground cave and dehydrated river bed at Ghar Dalam near Birzebbugia is one of the most important historic, archaeological and geophysical links
My last article was entitled I’ve gone on holiday by mistake! This time I’ll be looking at things in reverse: every traveller has found places
This week I visited Mellington Hall in Shropshire; a place that has always struck me as curious because its country house splendour and gothic architecture
Patricia Newell-Dunkley – Photographs Reginald J. Dunkley Greetings from down under where Greater Sydney is in lockdown, and the States likewise. Borders expect to
Photos by Rob Tysall The Tanks Trucks and Firepower Show brought the crowds out over the August Bank Holiday Weekend. Ann Evans went along to
When I was in my teens, I was horse-mad. I was lucky
By Frederic de Poligny For those who love sunny winter, Egypt is waiting for you. Cultural travellers, the Nile valley must be your obvious
I really should have known better. Going to one of America’s most stunning national parks in a rainforest, no less, smack dab in the middle
Photos by Rob Tysall Winners and highlights that caught Ann Evans’ eye at the BBC Gardeners’ World Live Show over the Bank Holiday weekend.
A group of determined villagers formed a charitable trust to run and maintain one of East Anglia’s ancient monuments – one of the last structures
It all started with my youngest son’s dream to get lost in a big maze, and with my wife coming across an advert of one
Cordoba, the ancient city on the Guadalquivir River not far from home in Jaén many times. Strolling around the windy medieval streets of the Judería
I’ve always thought Volvo’s XC90 pulls off an implausible trick of being both ostentatious and understated, at the same time. In the right colour, it
Photos by Rob Tysall A special outdoor BBC Gardeners World Live takes place at the Birmingham NEC from 26th – 29th August. Ann Evans provides
ALBERT FENECH My recent articles concerned climate changes – and this one is yet another change – HOWEVER, not in climate but in technology
Sadly the long history of the boat known as Orion is about to come to a tragic end ….indeed an end that involves skips and
In the great British film Withnail and I, a pair of out of work actors leave London and go “on holiday by mistake” to out
It’s great to see Events returning. Yesterday we went to the Weald on the Field in Uckfield, Sussex. Apart from a couple of showers, the
I loved Mallorca because it has retained its roots despite its Package Tour reputation and people saying ‘Majorca’ in silly voices! Mallorca only has a
By Frederic de Poligny Next month, the charming town of Evora, capital city of the Alentejo region in Portugal, will host the first edition
When most people think of “bucket list” destinations, they dream of far-away places full of warm weather, beaches, historical landmarks, great food, or gorgeous landscapes.
Photos by Rob Tysall Get ready for the loudest, most exciting show of the year – The Tanks, Trucks & Firepower Show in Warwickshire
ALBERT FENECH Thirty two years ago I was resident in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. One morning I casually picked up a newspaper and read a
FlyPop has become the latest low-cost Air Carrier to have finalised a UK Airport base to operate out of, in this case, London Stansted Airport.
Huelva is one of those places that people often say ´Where?¨ ´Never heard of it.¨ It is one of the least known provinces of Andalusia
Dungeness is one of the most unique places that I’ve ever been to in the UK. It was believed that it had such a low
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Since time immemorial Corinth has been the richest and more powerful city in Greece, even greatest
ALBERT FENECH Every country has its minority percentage number of idiots – Malta no less. In recent weeks, we have seen such worldwide minorities take
I had the good fortune this week, to happen across some bargain strawberries, what I would call ‘jamming’ strawberries. These over ripe jammy delights
Eastbourne is a popular seaside town on the south coast. It’s known for it’s attractive beach, magnificent pier, and nearby beauty spots such as Beachy
Photos by Rob Tysall Lots of youngsters dream of getting up close and personal to a dinosaur, and now’s their chance. Ann Evans visits
I wonder if perhaps because mark-making is such a primal human urge we expect drawing to be ‘easy’ somehow; that it should not demand
I loved my first sight of the white Leaning Tower, Cathedral and the Baptistery as I walked through the archway. It’s one of the most
What you see here is one of the outcomes of the formation of something of an automotive powerhouse. Vauxhall is now in bed with Peugeot,
I accidently discovered The Wallace Collection when I had an appointment in Baker Street, which runs parallel to Manchester Square, where the Wallace Collection is
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If walking in the foot-steps of stars and millionaires, is an important part of your dreams,
By Harry Pope With the lockdown restrictions mainly ended, we decided to have a break away in Essex. A hotel previously visited had a special
IAIN ROBERTSON Admitting that its latest model is more evolution than revolution, considers Iain Robertson, is almost as strident as stating that it is the
ALBERT FENECH I have known Pierre Farrugia from the town of Zabbar for many years as a former colleague at STMicroelectronics where he works as
IAIN ROBERTSON Just look around, urges Iain Robertson, since the onslaught of the pandemic, the rich are getting richer and retail prices are skyrocketing, some
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