Ann Coveney
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The Awe Inspiring City of Cambridge, England
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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You can imagine medieval monks writing illuminated texts by the light of a flickering candle. Draughty corridors and high vaulted ceilings depicting stories from the Old Testament where echoes of Gregorian chants can still be heard. Cambridge is steeped in scholastic history dating back to the thirteenth century.
Visiting Windsor, England, When Her Majesty the Queen is in Residence the Royal Standard is Raised
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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Since the Norman Kings built their defences here it has been the home of Kings and Queens of England. For some, including Charles1, HenryV111 and Jane Seymour, it is their final resting place.
Windsor Castle is the oldest castle residence still in use today.
Edinburgh, Scotland is Essentially a City with History and Atmosphere
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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A lone piper plays a haunting lament from the castle walls. Over 200,000 people stand silently holding their breath as the melody evokes a mixture of sadness and pride - of battles lost and won and soldiers gone but not forgotten. The piper plays the last notes as the flames around the brazier flicker and die out.
How to Have an Unforgettable 48 hours in London, England
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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Start with a trip to the London Eye for amazing views over the city. You can see all the famous landmarks including Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral and The Houses of Parliament. Then watch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.
The Queen of the Midlands, England
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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The City of Nottingham has a rich and colourful history. Here are just a couple of places to wet your appetite.
A Guide to Drinking and Thinking in Nottingham
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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Here is a fun way to find out about some of Nottingham's rich history whilst having a jolly good time.
Walking through York and Two Thousand Years of History
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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The bathhouse was finished and ready for a most important visitor. The Legion was prepared with armour polished. Flags fluttered in the breeze bearing the symbols of a mighty power. Into the city rode Constantius Emperor of Rome. Alongside rides his son Constantine. The year is 306 and the place is Eboracum, the great city known today as York.
Top Ten Places You Must See Before You Die
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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Ever wondered what it would be like to stand at the base of the Great Pyramid or watch a lioness hunt? Ever dreamed of seeing a monument of love or scaling the heights of Uluru? Well you've only got one chance at life so here's a list of the ten places you must see before you die.
Stratford-Upon-Avon This is England at its Finest
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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A visit to Stratford will take you to the heart of the area known as the Cotswolds renowned for its rolling gentle hills and distinctive Cotswold stone buildings.
To quote the bard, I like this place and could willingly waste my time in it.
Broadway is a Jewel in the Crown for England
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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The Cotswolds has a unique beauty with Broadway being the jewel in the crown! The town is extremely pretty and so very English. The buildings are made from local honey-coloured stone so characteristic of the area.
International Phytosanitary Standard for Wood Packaging ISPM15 Regulations
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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In order to protect worldwide stocks of trees and forests, the IPPC has taken regulatory action to control the global movement of wooden packaging in the form of ISPM15.
The Lake District is Probably the Most Beautiful National Park in England
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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Covering an area of about 900 square miles, the Lake District has many scattered towns and villages each with a wealth of history and local traditions.
Lincoln City, the Cathedral, Castle and Museum
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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This is an ancient city set in the heart of some of England's most green and pleasant lands. Lincoln has so much to offer you will be spoilt for choice. As well as all the historical sites there are parklands and open spaces to enjoy a relaxing stroll.
Six Fantastic Sites to See in Rome
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/27/2007
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Called the Eternal City, Rome has a timeless quality. Its ancient treasures are unsurpassed. Millions of tourists visit Rome every year making it one of the most popular destinations in the world.
Dun na nGall or Donegal a Big Part of Magical Ireland
- By Ann Coveney
- Published 03/28/2007
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Its beauty is startling. The beeches here are for the most part deserted - no sunbathers here! Although the climate is officially described as 'temperate' a good warm jumper and waterproof windcheaters are essential luggage items!