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Many householders would like to be able to grow their own fruit and vegetables, but their gardens are too small or non-existent. […]
Many householders would like to be able to grow their own fruit and vegetables, but their gardens are too small or non-existent. […]
The River Severn is Britain’s longest river and one of the most turbulent, with a tidal range of 40ft. and flow of […]
The country was first divided up into regions, called ‘shires’, in the eighth or ninth centuries. Each shire had a ‘shire reeve’ […]
The land mass of the UK is 60,000,000 acres but only one-tenth of this is available for housing, shops and businesses. With […]
The ‘Angel of the North‘ is a monumental red-rust steel sculpture in Gateshead, adjacent to the A1. Prior to its installation in […]
Planet Earth’s climate changeability has seen at least five Ice Ages come and go up to now, but in the current interval […]
Pigeons seem to gravitate towards humans and are quite tame. Their natural habitats are cliffs and coastal areas, but they are equally […]
Thousands of years ago, the Scilly Isles were one land mass and ancient remains, including castle ruins, can be seen there. After […]
‘Big Ben’ is the nickname given to the hour bell in the Elizabeth Tower at the Houses of Parliament in London. The […]
Edinburgh Castle was originally built in the 12th century in the time of the Scottish King David I. It stands on the […]
The British Isles are surrounded by the natural resource of the sea, making the possibility of producing electricity from wave energy an […]
The Lake District is in Cumbria and is a World Heritage Site. It is the second largest national park in the UK […]
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