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LAZY FRIDAY: HOW'S ABOUT A WORKING HOLIDAY?
If you would like to have a holiday but at the same time do your bit for the environment – here’s some information you might find useful. The National Trust runs around 450 Working Holidays every… more »
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Tea at Sissinghurst Castle
mrchips wrote 2 weeks ago: Sissinghurst Castle Originally uploaded by Mr_Chips The Ravenous Rambler managed a short visit to … more »
National Trust
Crackity Jones wrote 1 month ago: The National Trust was created for Sundays. Sunday is not a day. Friday night is the second day of … more »
Relaxing
vkrippen wrote 1 month ago: After the weekend I’ve had at work I’m glad that I’m relaxing in the countryside. … more »
Sheringham Park
florinorfolk wrote 1 month ago: This is the best time of the year to visit Sheringham Park, when its rhododendrons show their specta … more »
Meeting Miss Potter
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Martyn wrote 1 month ago: We finally got round to watching Miss Potter on DVD this evening. It’s the story of a few ye … more »
In the NEWS: National Trust Teach Students To Save Iguanas
wiv4 wrote 1 month ago: WIV4’s Joydel Trail sits in on a workshop at Provo’s Cheshire Hall that representatives … more »
Lower East Side Makes National Trust's 11 Most Endangered Places List
LT wrote 1 month ago: Each year, the National Trust for Historic Preservation issues a list of what it considers the 11 mo … more »
West Wycombe Walks and food
mrchips wrote 2 months ago: West Wycombe Originally uploaded by Mr_Chips The old coaching village of West Wycombe is an excel … more »
Backtracking
kaet wrote 2 months ago: I thought I’d read another book last week, and tonight I found where I’d noted down the … more »
Putting a cat among the tubercular pigeons
cambriapolitico wrote 2 months ago: Elin Jones is swiftly getting a name as the coolest, most able and even quietly funniest Plaid minis … more »
The Old Ruins at Dunshane Cross
laganrat wrote 2 months ago: My first morning in the village of Dunshane Cross began with an Ulster Fry, followed by a walk … more »
Update from the Waterfront
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Jonty Rhodes wrote 3 months ago: The project is starting to take some preliminary shape. I have been working with Martin Green from t … more »
LAZY FRIDAY: HOW'S ABOUT A WORKING HOLIDAY?
Aurelien wrote 3 months ago: If you would like to have a holiday but at the same time do your bit for the environment – here … more »
Squirrel Reserve
Eiain wrote 3 months ago: Mark and I decided to go to the Res Squirrel Reserve today for an hour or too. Take some pictu … more »
What's your problem?
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Jonty Rhodes wrote 4 months ago: Melburnians are unaware of the history of those who have lived and worked at Melbourne’s Doc … more »
In the NEWS: National Trust Hosts Career Day
wiv4 wrote 4 months ago: WIV4’s Joydel Trail reports from Providenciales’ Cheshire Hall where the Turks and Caico … more »
What's On this Easter
emberhurst wrote 4 months ago: Children’s activities and days out for all the family over the Easter holidays. Click on the relev … more »
When gardening becomes a Blur
vegmonkey wrote 4 months ago: Friday was ‘Green Leap Day’ for the National Trust, a chance for everyone who works the … more »
An extra day in the leap year - use it to help or harm the environment?
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robertkyriakides wrote 4 months ago: Today is the 29th February a date that is on the calendar every four years (or less frequently in so … more »
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