A couple of years ago, I saw a production of Anything Goes, a Cole Porter musical, presented by the Tavistock Musical Theatre at the Wharf Theatre in...
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Feeling a little punky, brother? Finances got you down, sister? Sinuses in full bloom? Do you find you wake up with little will to live, and even...
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Little is written in the Christian gospels about Joseph of Arimathea, a rich Jewish merchant who provided the prepared tomb for Jesus. But the...
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Spring is here, and it’s time to remember the five great reasons to visit England in spring or summer. They are: HistoryFood (Really?...
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What I love about the British is this: They are so WEIRD. But their eccentricity makes for good visits, any time of year. May, of course, would be...
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Here’s the thing. The warm Gulf Stream passes right by the Cornwall and Devon coasts, keeping it toasty enough all winter long...
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When I was in high school, my Latin teacher traveled a lot. She went to exotic and frightening places, like Russia. It was during the Cold War, and...
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I admit that, since I posted my first article/column on the Internet critical of the Bush administration, I have been utterly convinced that some...
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Serendipity is the essence of travel. Ask Mark Twain; his peregrinations around Europe brought him and his readers a wealth of stories and insights...
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Third in a series of articles on a Christmas journey through some parts of England and lasting just about twelve days Note: The terms Christmas and...
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