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How To Enjoy A No-Stress Family Activity Holiday on the Alps

Apr 23, 18

The Alps provide so many cool activities for family holiday-makers; Fresh air, lots of different outdoor activities, and building snowmen are just a few of them. Yet, as any parent knows, traveling with the whole family can bring with it hassle and stress. We’ve put together some handy tips and tricks that will help you to get...

Advice for First Time Hikers on Hadrian’s Wall Path

Mar 22, 18

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Image from pixabay.com Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail runs for some 84 miles as a long-distance coast to coast walking route and is recognised as an English Heritage site. As a first timer to this route you’ll discover the diversity of the landscapes, enjoy being in amongst nature, visiting charming villages all whilst...

Road-Trip Ireland and Feel Like Royalty At The Same Time

Ireland is probably a great destination for a road trip. It offers stunning views and an excellent road system that allows drivers to drive safely and comfortably from one place to the other. But there’s something more that Ireland offers that makes it an even more special place for spending the holidays: its beautiful castles!...

Exploring Beautiful Indonesia

Mar 14, 17

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How often do we feel the need to run away? You don’t feel yourself as good or as useful at your work as you felt before? You don’t understand in what direction you’re moving any more? Everything feels senseless and tasteless? Well, that might be a harbinger that you should change something. Moreover, it might be a...

Three Major Museums in South Kensington London

Feb 16, 17

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Did you know that three of the top ten museums and galleries in the world are situated in London? London has 857 art galleries in total and over 170 museums, with 11 national museums, including the three majors in South Kensington, which are the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum. Interestingly,...

Understanding the Craze of Football in England

Feb 15, 17

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Jesse Ellis Lingard was responsible for bringing the ‘dab’ dance craze to British consciousness when he scored in Manchester, says an article in The Telegraph, published on January 13, 2017. Children everywhere in England followed the steps, including Cristiano Ronaldo’s son, when he congratulated his dad on...