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Articles related to "Cornwall"
Tales from Cornwall Cornwall is famous for its folklore and beauty. england • cornwall • faries • ghost stories • giants
The '99 Solar Eclipse - A Cornish Experience Join The Travel Sleuth in North Cornwall, the legendary Camelot of King Arthur's Camelot, for the Great Solar Eclipse. Enjoy with him the scenic tranquility of Bodmin Moor, and visit the magnificent Georgian seat of the Molesworth-St.Aubyns. england • cornwall • devon • eclipse • plymouth
Dining on Fresh Produce in Cornwall, England A yearly List of approved gourmet restaurants, dining pubs, cafes and hotels in Cornwall helps gourmands enjoy quality cuisine in the South West of England. cornish accredited restaurants • cornish cuisine • where to eat in cornwall • best fish restaurants in cornwall england • cornish restaurant guide
St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall, UK St. Michael's Mount lies just off the Cornish Coast at Marazion, in South West England. The ancient fortifications are surrounded by fabulous tropical hanging gardens. st. michael’s mount • cornwall children • cornwall castle • boat trip st michael’s mount • price st michael’s mount
A Writer's Tour of Cornwall The novelist Wilkie Collins walked around Cornwall in 1850 and his vivid descriptions can still guide the modern visitor. rambles beyond railways • wilkie collins • bodmin moor • looe island • liskeard
Cornwall's World Class Countryside The remnants of an industrial past add a fascinating extra dimension to England's westernmost county, worthy of its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. cornwall and west devon mining landscape • world heritage site • industrial heritage • tamar valley railway • morwellham quay
Cornwall’s Tin Mines The abandoned - but beautiful - tin mines of Cornwall are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. cornwall • tin mines • mining • industrial heritage • st agnes
Dark Night of the Sun - The Total Solar Eclipse '99 Join The Travel Sleuth in the legendary Land of Lyonesse to meet with Sheridan Williams, noted author and authority on Solar Eclipses. Imagine with him the awesome moment when the Moon's shadow swoops in off the Atlantic at 1000 miles an hour to turn Day into Night, Song into Silence. england • cornwall • scilly • eclipse • lyonesse arthur
Du Maurier's Cornwall: Fowey Exploring the settings of Du Maurier's novels around Fowey helps deepen the appreciation of the stories and of what remains of Cornwall's beautiful landscape. england • cornwall • westcountry • fowey • daphne du maurier
Offbeat Cornwall Accommodation Cornish cottages and other accommodation might seem boring when you've seen where else you can stay, like a pig-sty, tipi, temple, old arsenic mine or Egyptian house cornwall • cornish cottages • accommodation • offbeat and unusual places to stay in the southwes • quirky vacation homes
PARTY! Most of Europe invited --- a little bit about the eclipse --- Hey, it's a free show! iran • england • cornwall • eclipse • budget travel
Put on your Party Hat - it's Festival Time in England The Travel Sleuth looks at some Festival celebrations in Cornwall, Lancashire, and Sussex, and a Viking Reenactment Weekend in York. festivals • celebrations • england • cornwall • lancashire
See England and the Eclipse in Pullman Comfort Join the Travel Sleuth on the Charter Riviera Express from Paddington to see the Solar Eclipse in Cornwall. Relax in comfort and enjoy the scenic rail route through southern England. rail travel • railway travel • cornwall • london • eclipse
The Tragic Love Tale of Tristan and Iseult from Arthurian Legend Read the tragic tale of undying love between Sir Tristan and princess Iseult from Arthurian legend. tristan • iseult • king mark • cornwall • ireland
The Tranquil Scilly Isles, Arthur's Lyonesse. Page 2. Travelsleuth Stuart Buchanan MacWatt visits the tranquil sub-tropical Isles of Scilly off the coast of Cornwall, fabled Lyonesse of Arthurian legend and paradise of flowers, birds and empty beaches of silver sand . Accommodation and travel tips. Page 2. travelsleuth • stuart • buchanan • macwatt • cornwall
King Edward VIII’s Abdication Because of his love for Wallis Simpson, King Edward VIII became the only monarch in British history to voluntarily give up the throne.* king edward viii’s abdication • the abdication crisis of 1936 • wallis simpson • royal marriages act of 1772 • cornwall plan
Far from the 'Madding' Crowd The Travelsleuth seeks out his Cornish Camelot and looks at the inspired work of Graham and Annie Ovenden, two artists who live and paint on the edge of Bodmin Moor, scene of Daphne du Maurier's novel Jamaica Inn. cornwall • bodmin • betjeman • warleggan • ovenden
King Lear at Stratford Festival King Lear's Edmund, like many in today's world, was a child ignored and slighted. Brian Bedford's direction gave Dion Johnstone wise tools to play The Bastard Son. king lear • stratford shakespearean festival ontario • dion johnstone • brian bedford • edmund
Visit England's South-west A great destination for holidays: lazy beach days, historical houses, literary trails and walking routes. Doone Valley, Jamaica Inn, Westward Ho! and Dashwood Country. writers from devon • tarka the otter north devon • westward ho! • r.d. blackmore’s lorna doone • eden project
The Tranquil Scilly Isles - Arthur's Lyonesse. Page 1. Travelsleuth Stuart Buchanan MacWatt visits the tranquil sub-tropical Isles of Scilly off the coast of Cornwall, fabled Lyonesse of Arthurian legend and paradise of flowers, birds and empty beaches of silver sand. Accommodation and travel tips.</i></b><b><i>Travelsleuth Stuart Buchanan MacWatt visits the tranquil sub-tropical Isles of Scilly off the coast of Cornwall, fabled Lyonesse of Arthurian legend and paradise of flowers, birds and empty beaches of silver sand. Accommodation and travel tips. Page 1. travelsleuth • stuart • buchanan • macwatt • scilly
7/7 The London Bombings. Update. The Travelsleuth updates news on the London bombings of 7/7. Unscheduled speech by The Queen, as she and other Royals visits the maimed in London hospitals, mirrors the nation's defiance. travelsleuth • london • 7/7 • queen • royal britain
Christina and Patrick - journey between two worlds Patrick Hayman and Christina Conrad - a word documentary about a father and daughter patrick • hayman • christina • conrad • painter
Long-term and Degree Courses in Celtic Languages: Ireland and the United Kingdom This article attempts to identify and briefly describe all of the opportunities for studying Celtic languages in Ireland and the UK. irish • gaelic • scottish • manx • welsh
Long-term and Degree Courses in Celtic Languages: North America This article looks at the variety of university programs in Celtic language-related studies available in North America. celtic • gaelic • irish • scottis • welsh
Palace, Purdey, Rod and Gibbet Travelsleuth Stuart Buchanan MacWatt takes time off to visit Buckingham Palace before going fishing on Cornwall's River Fowey Recommendations for quality accommodation near the Palace and in Bodmin. travelsleuth • stuart • buchanan macwatt • fowey • cornwall
The Bodmin and Wenford Steam Railway An enterprising group of enthusiasts maintains a link with one of Britain's earliest railway lines. bodmin and wenford railway • heritage railway line • steam engines • bodmin railway preservation society • bodmin parkway
Britain's Haunted Hotels Britain's historic hotels have many mysterious guests and here are some of the best ghostly tales of the spirits who haunt the corridors - and never pay their bills! ghosts • haunted hotels • england • scotland • britain
British Food - Cornish Pasties The British Cornish pasty is sold all over the UK, in supermarkets, bakers, and pubs. It's the perfect take-away food. Bake your own from this simple recipe. traditional cornish pasty • traditional british recipe • cornish pasty recipe • tin mining in cornwall • cornish pasty a healthy snack
Collecting Newlyn Copperware A high bid for a Newlyn tea caddy at auction suggests that investment in Newlyn Industrial Class copperware remains a significant area for collecting English antiques. copperware • copper • newlyn • english antiques • cornishware
Find Baby-friendly Boltholes Holiday cottages which are really baby-friendly can be hard to search out, but a new British website helps anyone planning a vacation with a baby to do just that baby-friendly • uk holiday cottages • new website • devon • cornwall
New Rough Guide to England Rough Guides are amongst the best and most popular guidebooks. The new guide to England has almost 1100 pages and is one of the best and most comprehensive books around rough guide to england • recommended book • best guidebook on english food • beer • restaurants and hotels
Traditional British Food - Fish Pie In medieval times British fish pies were often cooked with spices and sugar and covered with a pastry lid coated in icing. Today it is a simple, easy to make dish. fish pie recipe • traditional british food • fish pies baked for lent • fish pies made with spices and sugar • stargazy pie from cornwall
Atlantic Crabs for Summer Parties Bring memories of Atlantic Beaches to your summer parties. The Travel Sleuth reminisces on great evenings dining out on seafood, and shares a party recipe with you. crab • lobster • crab dip • recipe
Daphne Du Maurier – English Writer Daphne Du Maurier, the English writer who proved her ability in diverse literary genres including short stories, novels, biographies, autobiographies and travel books. du maurier • manderley • rebecca • the birds • julius
Richmond Island Fishery First Maine Settlement Ships such as the Welcome, Hunter and Agnes brought English fisherman to Robert Trelawney's Richmond Island fishery, the oldest outpost in the present state of Maine. richmond island maine • robert trelawney • ship welcome 1633 • ship hunter 1634 • ship agnes 1636
The Memorial Cup Former Memorial Cup champion players include Guy Lafleur, Scotty Bowman, Harry Howell, Frank Selke, Ted Lindsay, Bernie Parent, Toe Blake, Father David Bauer, Glen Sather memorial cup • western hockey league • ontario hockey league • quebec hockey league • whl
July Festivals, Pt. 1. In the first of two articles, The Travelsleuth picks out some of the many interesting festivals taking place in England this July. globalgathering 2005 • carnival • stratford-on-avon • eden project • st. austell
Libby Family Founder Early Maine Passenger Their destination was the fishing colony at Richmond Island, Maine, but John Libby and others stayed to found both villages and families in the mainland wilderness. maine immigrant john libby • john founded libby family • speedwell passengers (1635) • hercules passengers (1636) • scarborough maine
CT’s Mohawk Mt Turns 60 Mohawk Mt. Was the site of early snowmaking experiments and remains today, in its 60th season, the closest big hill skiing and snowboarding to Hartford and New York City. skiing and snowboarding • mohawk mountain • litchfield hills • northwestern connecticut • skiing in connecticut
More Records: Record breaking hitches in summary A summary of record breaking hitch-hikes extracted from the Guinness Book. hitching • hitch hiking • records • guinness book
The Michigan Pasty A pasty is a whole meal wrapped up in a pastry envelope. Brought to the U.S. by Cornish miners who worked in the iron and copper mines of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, the pasty was often heated on a shovel held over the candle miners wore in their hats. Michiganians today still enjoy this tasty dish. It's become the unofficial state dish! michigan • miners • pasty • upper peninsula
First Maine Arrivals:Fishermen & Family Founders Passengers on ships to Maine in the 1630s were not only fishermen who wouldn't remain but also, like Nicholas Edgecomb and George Deering, founders of American families. first maine arrivals • edgecombe family founder • nicholas edgecomb • wilmot randall • scarborough maine
Glastonbury, the Isle of Avalon? Part one of a series of articles about mystical Glastonbury, England. glastonbury • avalon • camelot • arthur • king
Mont St-Michel Mont St-Michel in Normandy is the most popular visitor attraction in France. mont st michel france • mont saint michel • mont-st-michel • normandy france • beautiful places in northern france
Polperro's Historic Harbor Polperro, on the Cornish coast, offers delights from smuggler lore to pixies' promises to charming dining to a view of a real working fishing village. polperro harbor • smuggler's cove • john wesley • cornish piskies • pilchard canning
Accidental Tourism: Life Beyond Business Travel Travel tips for turning business into pleasure. inclusive travel • handicapped travel • washington • dc • accessible hotels
Knights at the Opera, Part 3 - Wagnerian Knights Wagner's <i>Tristan und Isolde</i> actually takes place rather more on Arthurian territory than in the Continental Europe or Middle East of the Crusades. <i>Tannhäuser</i>, on the other hand, travels between a Christian world and an ideal pagan land where Venus, the goddess of love, reigns supreme. opera • opera • crusades • wagner • knight
Too Hot to Garden--Let's Shop! Description of some of my favorite bulb suppliers daffodils • bulbs • gardening
Wagner's Tristan und Isolde Tristan und Isolde, a German opera by Richard Wagner. Tristan and Isolde opera plot summary, character list, and other opera information. tristan und isolde • wagners tristan and isolde • synopsis of tristan and isolde • cast of characters • tristan and isolde first performed |
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