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Sissinghurst Castle
“What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon be beautiful” Vita Sackville-West We presume Vita very much had Sissinghurst in her mind when she wrote this...
Words From The Island - A Blog By Maggie Harris
A Caribbean in Carmarthenshire, 2
Country cowboys wrestle with winter.We're cowboys at country living, totally incompetent...
- A Caribbean in Carmarthenshire
- 7 tales, 7 poems, 7 days & Nights: Canterbury Tales on a Cockcrow Morning
- Walking Kilimanjaro for Dementia
- poems from Broadstairs
- From Broadstairs with Love 3
Ramblings From A Kentish Maid T Thurais Blog
Hanami comes to Brogdale
After a dismal bout of cold weather, spring is on the way...
- Christmas Stocking? Try some local treats
- The Plum Pudding riots: Canterbury's winter of discontent
- Addressing my inner demons: The Radio Interview
- Picture This: Canterbury Cathedral reveals its hidden treasure
- Spice up summer: Sri Lankan curry (1)
Views Of The Road David Bartons Motoring Law Blog
Helping young drivers
An initiative to help inform young and new drivers in schools across KentIn early October I will be starting a series of seminars and question and answer sessions to 16 and 17 year olds in schools across Kent...
Inside Out - The Observations Of A Kentish Man At Large By David Philpott
WALKING WITH GIANTS
What was supposed to be a gentle stroll for David Philpott soon turned into a reverie about the lives of the ancients in the Medway Valley on a muddy day in January. WALKING WITH GIANTS“The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of man and they bore children to them...
- NOT SO GREAT BRITISH LIFE
- BRITVILLE
- FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY
- BORED MEETINGS AND BOARD MEETINGS
- THE ONLY WAY IS ETHICS
Anya Hart-Dyke Blogs About Going Green
How much water do you eat?
The staggering water footprint of foodSeptember last year saw international bigwigs meet in Stockholm for World Water Week, the theme of which was water and food security...
- What's going down your plughole?
- #AsktheQ Campaign: Our hidden waste footprint
- Twitterati can help make firms greener
- Responsibly-invested pensions
- Can wilderness workshops create a new generation of natural leaders?
Rachael Hales Blog On Kents Historical People And Places
Friday's History Photo: Old Father Time at Cranbrook Museum
This old man is a representation of time itself. From 1767, he held his hourglass over the church clock in Cranbrook but in 1922 he finally grew weary and fell down. He now rests in Cranbrook Museum while a replacement made of pre-cast stone, with a real scythe covered in copper, hangs in his place. If you would like to keep him company for a while please click here for Cranbrook Museum's visitor information...