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Sometimes the most memorable stops on a road trip are the ones you never planned. During our journey through North Wales and Anglesey, we found ourselves revisiting a family memory that stretched back many years.
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One of the more unexpected highlights during our North Wales road trip was a visit to Halen Môn, the famous Anglesey sea salt company located along the waterfront on the Isle of Anglesey.
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Rising gracefully from the heart of Walcot, The Paragon is one of Bath’s most architecturally cohesive and visually striking Georgian streets. With its sweeping curve of honey-coloured Bath stone terraces, The Paragon captures the refined ideals of 18th-century urban design: elegance, order, and classical proportion. Built during a period of rapid expansion as Bath established […]
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Queen Square sits just west of Bath’s busy central streets and marks the start of the city’s famous Georgian expansion. Built in the early 1700s, it set the tone for everything that followed, The Circus, the Royal Crescent, and the city’s reputation for elegant town planning.
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In a city known for its elegant crescents and classical facades, the Bath Assembly Rooms stand out as one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture and social ambition. Built during Bath’s golden age in the 18th century, these rooms were beautifully designed spaces, purposeful as the heart of social life for the city’s fashionable […]
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There’s something magical about summer evenings in small English towns; the golden light, the lingering warmth in the air and the relaxed pace of people simply enjoying their surroundings. After a flavour-packed meal at Moonlight Indian Restaurant on a quiet Thursday night, we found ourselves in no rush to leave. Instead, we decided to take […]
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In the shadow of Durham’s storied cathedral, Elvet Bridge stretches its ancient stones across the flowing River Wear, a silent guardian of history and a testament to the enduring spirit of an England long past. Crafted in the heart of the medieval era, this bridge has borne witness to the march of time, from the […]
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Carnaby Street, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and unique shopping experience, once again transformed into a dazzling spectacle for the Christmas season of 2023. This year, the Carnaby Street Christmas Lights carried forward its tradition of inventive and eye-catching displays, ensuring that the festive decorations were not just lights but a vivid expression of art […]
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The Sanctuary Knocker at Durham Cathedral located on the North Door to the Cathedral. It is a centuries old knocker that takes its name from the fact that in the Middle Ages, people who had committed a great offence could touch the knocker and be granted sanctuary for 37 days.
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The World of James Herriot is a charming and nostalgic attraction located in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, England. It is dedicated to the life and works of the ‘real’ James Herriot, the pen name of the renowned British veterinarian and author, James Alfred Wight, better known as Alfie Wight.