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Articles related to "Warwickshire"
Places of Interest in Warwickshire There are a lot of places in the Warwickshire such as farms, parks and museums which are easily accessible by car or public transport and many free to enter. warwickshire • attractions • sightseeing • stratford • kenilworth
Cricket's Greatest Comebacks A victory in cricket having followed on is practically unheard of. The few occasions when this is achieved are rightly classed as the game's greatest comebacks crickets best comebacks • cricketing turnarounds • cricket win after follow on • hampshire vs warwickshire 1922 • bushey vs watford grammar comeback
Five Houses Relating to Shakespeare Tourists can go back in time, draw inspiration from beautiful English gardens, and learn more about sixteenth century England when they visit five homes related to the poet and playwright William Shakespeare. william shakespeare • stratford-upon-avon • warwickshire • united kingdom • england
Travelsleuth's July Diary. Equestrian Events The Travelsleuth looks at polo now enjoying a surge of popularity thanks to Princes William and Harry; summer show jumping at Hickstead, great Agricultural Shows, and a Michelin Star connoisseur hotel set in a Welsh valley overlooking the river Wye. <B>Updated 27 June.</B> royal • britain • queen • prince • duke
Winter Topiary Gardens From the ancient yew sculptures of Cumbria's Levens Hall to the long rippling hedges of London's Thames Barrier Park, we explore Britain's best winter topiary gardens topiary • topiary garden • levens hall • thames barrier park • ham house
Stones History (Nov 14 - 20) A brief look at this week in Stones history. stones rolling mick keith ron wood jagger richards
Stones History (Feb 7-13) A brief look at this week in Stones history stones • rolling stones • mick jagger • ron wood • charlie watts
Alternative UK Rock Festival Guide A look at some of the UK's smaller music festivals, from Guilfest to the Wickerman and Wychwood Festivals to the Bulldog Bash and Rip Curl Boardmasters Unleashed. alternative uk rock festival guide • less well known rock and indie festivals • uk's smaller music festivals • guilfest 2008 line-up • bloodstock open air line-up
Pietersen's Reign Starts With a Win England beat South Africa by six-wickets in Kevin Pietersen's first game as captain, but is it the end of another English wicketkeeper and is there room for Sidebottom? pietersen's reign starts with win • pietersen guides england to victory • england beat south africa • the england wicketkeeper problem • good return for harmison
The British Pagan Scene Paganism is one of the fastest growing religions in the UK, with an estimated 200,000 followers according to the Pagan Federation in 2002. paganism • pagan • wiccan • british • uk
Twenty20 World Championship 2007 The history of the game's new version, competing teams, group stage and knock out format, plus the venues in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg. twenty20 world championship 2007 • south africa travel • wanderers stadium johannesburg • cricket tournament • england group b
John Wootton 1682/3-1764 Although not much is known about his life John Wootton's paintings of horses were greatly admired by the aristocracy of 18th century England. john wootton • horses • equine painting • animal art • 18th century artist
Stones History (Jan 18 - 24) A brief list of some events in Stones history for this week. the rolling stones • stones • mick jagger • charlie watts • keith richards
Stones History (Oct. 18 - 25) Stones History for this week stones • history • chronology • keith richards • mick jagger
Adil Rashid – Yorkshire & England? A cricketing gem may have been unearthed in Bradford's Asian community. Adil Rashid has been lighting up Headingley - can he do it on an international level? adil rashid • headingley leeds • yorkshire and england • leg spin all-rounder • test cricket
Earthquake Strikes United Kingdom An earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter Scale was felt in the United Kingdom on Wednesday February 27th 2008. earthquake strikes united kingdom • richter scale • what causes an earthquake • after shocks • the earth
George Eliot / Mary Ann Evans Brief biography of the life and works of author George Eliot, one of the world's best British short-story writers, famous for Middlemarch and Silas Marner. george eliot • mary ann evans • middlemarch • silas marner • adam bede writer
The Origins of the UK Green Party Europe's first Green Party was formed in the UK in 1973 under the name 'People'. In 1975, it became the Ecology Party before becoming the Green Party in 1985. uk green party • europe's first green party • world's first green party • 'people party • uk ecology party
Stones History (Mar 7-13) Somes Stones events this week in history rolling stones • stones • mick jagger • keith richards • ron wood
Chinese Wilson's Memorial Garden The Wilson Memorial Garden in Chipping Campden celebrates the work of "Chinese" Wilson who introduced over 1,000 garden-worthy species from China to western horticulture wilson memorial garden • wilson • e. h. • wilson "china" • plant hunter in china
"Young Will" William Shakespeare's early life is a bit of a mystery. Historians, however, have pieced together events in his life that provide some interesting and important clues to young William's future. william shakespeare • early life • education • stratford-on-avon • elizabethan theater
BOUDICCA - Queen of the ICENI Shamed by the Romans, her daughters raped, she embarked on a campaign of revenge. celts • boudicca • iceni tribe • warrior queen.
Classic Authors: A.A. Milne A brief biography of A.A. Milne, British author and creator of Winnie the Pooh. a.a. milne • winnie the pooh • christopher robin
Stones Hoistory (Feb. 20 - 26) This week in the history of the Rolling Stones stones • rolling stones • marianne faithfull • anita pallenberg • history
Classic Authors: George Eliot A brief biography of George Eliot, English novelist. middlemarch • the mill on the floss • george eliot • mary ann evans • george henry lewes
New British Poetry: 2 The North of England Discussion and review of four new volumes of poetry from the north of England. poetry • england • verse • poet • north
Sarah Siddons: Actress Of Theatre, Queen of Tragedy Sarah Siddons was known for her tragic portayals of the Theatre. Her life was the stage and her memory reigns on. sarah siddons • sarah kemble • actresses. tragedies • shakespeare • lady macbeth
Going to the Market This article explores the basic trials of finding out who your market customers are and how to get to them. It outlines an understanding of customer markets and some ways to get information on them. customer satisfaction • performance • free • knowledge • profile
Lady Godiva: A Woman Who Dared to Be Bare This is the story of a woman who wanted to bring a community together in art and change taxes for the people of her town. By wanting to challenge her husband and his taxes, she took the ultimate dare and changed law. lady godiva • historic ride • legends • myth • nude ride
Lady Godiva:The Woman Who Dared To Be Bare Never in history was one woman so dedicated to her convictions and her people. Lady Godiva made her body bare in order to allow her town to be tax free and to be able to share her love of art. Read about her historic ride and what really made her do it. lady godiva • godiva • nude ride • godifu • anglo saxon history
Life in an Elven Fishing Town Tolkien wrote little concerning the lives and crafts of Cirdan's mariners, but these hearty Elves of the sea fought in all of Middle-earth's great wars. They were also among the last Eldarin people to vanish from the world of men. cirdan • brithombar and eglarest • mithlond • the grey havens • teleri
May Diary, Page 2: Arts Festivals Page 2 of a three part article and reference for the Royal Jubilee Month, May 2002. The Travelsleuth looks at the Royal Agricultural Shos at Bath, the Brighton Arts Festival and Glyndebourne Opera Festival. royal • queen • festival • bath • glyndebourne
Travelsleuth's July Diary; Athletes, Oars and Jockeys Further pages from Travelsleuth's busy July diary. Notes on the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games, Henley Royal Regatta, Ascot Diamond Stakes and the British Grand Prix at Silverstone and the Goodwood Festival of Speed which celebrates the Cadillac's centenary. travelsleuth • queen • manchester • commonwealth • bolton
Tolkien's Middle-earth doesn't look like Medieval Europe A refutation of the medievalist interpretation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth. middle-earth • peter jackson • j.r.r. tolkien • medieval • feudalism |
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