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Articles related to "North Sea"
Cabbage Festival by the North Sea The farmers of Dithmarschen in the north of Germany produce most of the cabbage in Europe - and so September is the time to party and indulge in fancy cabbage dishes. food festivals • german festivals • german food • health benefits of cabbage • heide
Island of Yell in the Shetland Island Group A short visit to the island of Yell which is the second largest island in the Shetland group. scotland • yell • shetland • stacks • sea
Beach Restaurants on Sylt: Sansibar Sylt, off the coast of Germany and Denmark, is a top spot to wine and dine in style. Gourmet beach restaurant Sansibar even has an impressive wine cellar in the dunes. restaurants on sylt • sansibar sylt • north frisian islands • wine tasting • wine cellar
Orkney Islands an an archipelago of about 70 islands in the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea. of about 70 islands in the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea north of Scotland orkney • islands • north • isles • scotland
The Rhine River…Gateway To Germany’s Soul Remembering the many nights of walking by the banks of this mighty river and watching the city’s lights sparkle in the dark depths, it is not wonder that this river has inspired, strengthened, and perhaps even frightened many a visitor. Even at its most industrious, the river’s majesty is still a vibrant feeling that cannot be ignored. Even at its worst, with dirty brown water lapping at a rocky shore, an otherworldly beauty born of ancient history and unmovable witness of ages past, lends a dignity to this stream. In closing, if you wish to partake of a stunning example of German scenery, history, culture, and myth, Germany‘s <I>Vater Rhein</I> is one sight you do not want to miss! german interest • germany • snowy peaks • swiss alps • andermatt
The Natural Wonders of Germany Discover the magnificent Black Forest, the glorious Alps in Germany, and more. Written by Colleen Thomas Ryor. alps • alpine • region • germany • black forest
The War at Sea in 1854 Although known as the Crimean War, the naval action was far from confined to that theatre. british ship furious • steamers • odessa • captain lorinc • royal navy
How to Enjoy Beach Life on Sylt Sylt is Germany's most popular island and a summer holiday on Sylt wouldn't be complete with a brave plunge into the North Sea. sylt • germany • summer holiday • north sea • swimming in the sea
Traveling Along the Rhine River The Rhine River is Europe's premier waterway flowing from Switzerland through France, Germany, and the Netherlands before ending in the North Sea. rhine river • european riverboat cruises • unesco word heritage sites • germany top sights • loreley rock valley
Edward III - The Hundred Years' War Begins A synopsis of the causes and events leading up to the oubreak of the Hundred Years' War. edward iii • philip vi • sluys • foreign exchange • aquitaine
Great Long Walks in England England's long distance walks offer diverse enjoyments - from bleak and challenging moorland walks to gentle lowland rambles. long distance walks • hiking england • walking holidays england • english hiking trails • long distance footpaths
Herring A celebration of the greatly under-estimated small fish. herring • holland • netherlands • cured • bismarck
Holy Island - Lindisfarne - UK Holy Island - Lindisfarne was invaded by the Vikings and introduced to the word of God by St. Aiden - it is a place with an ancient history and great spirituality. where christianity was brought to northumbria • lindisfarne gospels created over 1200 years ago • st. aiden arrived at lindisfarne in 635 • st. cuthbert was a shepherd boy from scotland • lindisfarne castle is trademark of holy island
Top Ten Short Walks in England Enjoy the diverse landscapes of England by taking a stroll in the country - or climb a mountain in a single day. walking trails in england • one day hikes in england • hiking in england • short walks in england • hill walking in england
Winslow Homer: Dangerous Sea Winslow Homer spent a quarter of a century living in Maine and painting the seascapes and working people of Maine. Though not a native Mainer, his work depicts the traditional Yankee Mainer. This article explores Homer's beginnings and the progress of his career. homer • artist • maine • seascapes • fishermen
Denmark and World War II: Truth and Apologies The passage of time can allow for a wider perspective on daily events and life situations. Having that wider perspective is leading to significant events in Denmark as it reviews its history from the time period of World War II. denmark • danish • danes • danish culture • danish resistance movement
It's Festival Time! Check out the top European music festivals with the Travelsleuth. Opera to popera, classical to jazz from the North Sea to the Mediterranean, Europe is a land of music, song and dance this July.<b>Updated 11 July, 03</B> suite101 • travelsleuth • uk • france • germany
Netherlands Indigenous People The Frisians are the indigenous people of the Netherlands. They have successfully fought for the right to maintain the Frisian language, spoken there for millennia. european indigenous • european tribal • frisian culture • frisian provence • frisian language
Outline of Norway's History Norway, the land of the Vikings,influenced Western Europe by conquest from the 9th through the 13th century. Monarchs noted include Harald in the 890s to Harald V in 1991 norway • norwegian history • vikings • eric the red • lief ericsson
Beach Walking on The Moray Firth The beaches of the Moray Firth in northern Scotland offer some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery and yet remain almost unknown outside of the local area. "beach walks in scotland • walking holidays • scottish walking routes • moray firth walks • walking holidays in scotland
Book Review: The Mission Song What would you do if you were forced to choose between your conscience and loyalty to your country? the mission song • john le carre • le carre lastest novel • mystery novel • le carre mystery novel
Bruges Preserves Medieval Charm The Belgian city of Bruges offers visitors a bevy of museums, a market and canal tours. However, it's the amazing medieval architecture that keeps them coming back. bruges belgium • belgian beer • bruges museums • michelangelo in belgium • bruges attractions
Edwin's Lasting Legacy
King Edwin of Northumbria gave us many things, including the beauty of York and Edinburgh. He also brought peace to the north, which hadn't seen such peace in a long time. edwin • northumbria • edinburgh • york • cadwalla
Explore Bruges: Belgium's Historical Gem Mechanical Music Museum, a puppet theater, a Gothic town hall, outdoor markets, horse- drawn carriages and miles of canals highlight Northern Europe's great Medieval city medieval architecture • canals • 9th century viking conquests • flemish art treasures • northern europe medieval
Explorers of Canada, Part V: Samuel de Champlain Its weird that the one who really started this country up for colonisation and interior explorations, the man who is called the Father of New France, the Father of Canada is FIFTH, who usually, in our Canadian history classes was second after Cartier (Cabot wasn't that important, also he was 'English') canada • explorer • exploration • champlain • samuel de champlain
Hadrian's Wall Country Hadrian's Wall is a World Heritage Site. It is one of the best places in the UK for exploring history and culture, enjoying outdoor activities and for taking the kids. hadrian's wall path national trail • long distance footpath • ideal for families • mark richards • cicerone guide
Human Pressure on Ocean Ecosystems A study published in Science magazine describes the human impacts on global marine ecosystems in a visual map of temperature, uv radiation and acidification global ecosystem map • human impact ocean ecosystems • ecosystem based ocean management • marine protected areas • marine environmental protection
Luftwaffe Night Fighting Tactics Radar detection and tracking technologies aided Luftwaffe pilots in their effort to control the night skies above Europe during Britain's night bombing offensive. luftwaffe night fighting tactics • german air defense techniques • luftwaffe night interception • british strategic bombing offensive • kammhuber line
Northmavine in the Shetland Islands A tour of the Northmavine area located on the northwest side of the main Shetland Island which includes Eshaness. northmavine • shetland • eshaness • hillswick • dore
Shetland Islands The Shetland islands located north of the Scottish mainland and west of Norway are a fascinating place. shetland • islands • scotland • shetland • norse
The Earliest House in Britain Archaeologists in north east England have excavated a 10,000 year old house, home to mesolithic hunter gatherers who exploited an environment rich in food sources. mesolithic • mesolithic life • howick house • earliest house • red ochre
The Smithsonian Folklife Festival: Bringing the World to Washington This is the 37th year of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, an annual event that brings a taste of a variety of cultures to the National Mall in Washington D.C. This year, the festival examines Appalachia, Mali and Scotland. smithsonian folklife festival • washington dc • national mall • appalachia • mali
Zermatt to St. Moritz Drive Most people who make the journey from car-free Zermatt to St. Moritz take the Glacier Express. furkapass • switzerland • st.moritz • zermatt • badrutts palace hotel
All Aboard Elvis Tribute Cruise New theme cruise: Elvis Tribute set for Labor Day aboard Carnival cruise ship Celebration to feature live performers, contests, costume party, plus Presley pal as host elvis tributes • music cruises • theme cruises • carnival cruises • baby boomers music
Antique Gas Museum Draws Visitors to Norfolk, UK Fakenham in Norfolk is a rural place, and it is an unexpected spot to find a museum of gas. But this small town contains the only surviving town gasworks in Britain. industrial archaeology • gas museum • technology museum • museum of gas • norfolk local history
Bergen, Norway's Coastal Beauty Norway's second largest city is its most picturesque, with it's oceanside location, Hanseatic League buildings, world-class aquarium, inviting downtown and natural charm. bryggen hanseatic league buildings • fantoft stave church • bergen aquarium • king haakon's hall • edvard grieg's troldhaugen
Bronze Age Scotland - c.2500 BC to c.700 BC The peoples of Scotland during the Bronze Age bronze age • scotland • bronze horns • 2500 bc • 2000 bc
Bruges, Belgium 'In Bruges' is the place to be for diamonds, fine lace and Belgian chocolate. The first book in English ever printed was published here by William Caxton in 1446. in bruges • belgian chocolate • venice of the north • diamond museum • first book in english published in bruges
Cheap Flights to Bremen, Germany Ryanair, Easyjet, Air Berlin, OLT and Lufthansa sell cheap tickets for low airfares on flights to Bremen Airport (BRE) from London, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Paris... german low-cost airlines • top sights bremen • cheap flights to germany • bremen airport • transportation to bremen airport
Convention on Migratory Species The CMS provides a forum for countries to cooperate in the protection of wildlife that migrates. Agreements, MoUs and Initiatives are used to protect endangered species. migratory species treaties • convention on migratory species • bonn convention • endangered and threatened species protection • range states
Despite low numbers, Norwegian whaling continues Norway's 175 or so whale hunters say they have had a tough season at sea, with choppy water camouflaging their prey and anti-whaling protests marked by gunfire and boat collisions. But according to a report published this week in The New York Times, their biggest problem, may be the low consumption of whale meat by their countrymen. norway • minke • whales • greenpeace
Don't Say a Word (Foot and Mouth One Year On) Where are we, as the 'United Kingdom', one year after the Foot and Mouth debacle? In full recovery? Or at the bottom of the western riches' food chain? foot and mouth disease • farming • uk • scotland • politics
Dutch East India Company The Dutch East India Company was a joint stock company who monopolized the spice trade of the 17th century. They established trading ports all over Asia. the dutch east india company • the dutch golden age • joint stock company • spice trade • dutch trade
First Voyage of Henry Hudson Henry Hudson sails his ship as far as Greenland, seeking the Northwest Passage. the first voyage of henry hudson • greenland and hope for the northwest passage • henry hudson • hopewell • london in england
George Heriot George Heriot, who according to Robert Louis Stevenson took wine with King James VI is best rembered today through the world famous Edinburgh school that took his name. "george • heriot" • "king james vi" • "george heriot's school" • "anne of denmark""george heriot banker"
Hiking England's Greater Ridgeway The Ridgeway and Peddars Way are prehistoric tracks that run diagonally across England, though some of its best landscapes. They're now hiking tracks, too. greater ridgeway • peddars way • wessex ridgeway • ridgeway national trail • national trails
Hilda 6th Century Abbess of Whitby Hilda of Whitby, a member of the Northumbrian royal family ruled a monastery of monks and nuns, holding power in a time when few women carried out important roles. hilda abbess of whitby in sixth century • first ruler at whitby abbey • st hilda of whitby • venerable bede author of ecclesiastical history of • important medieval women
Hot Jazz Festival in Wilmington NC The weather might be cool in the port city of Wilmington - but things will heat up Jan 31 to February 2 when the 28th Annual NC Jazz Fest blows into town. hot jazz in wilmington nc • 28th annual nc jazz fest • west coast based b.e.d. • university of north carolina/wilmington big band • southeast tourism society
In Wadden Sea Seals Protected Wadden Sea seals not endangered, but get special protection following 1988 die-off. Seals used as monitor of environmental health where contaminant levels are high. contaminant pollution • impaired immunity • human disturbance • wadden sea seals • ecosystem monitoring |
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