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77Summary of "The Luncheon" by Somerset Maugham
The writer of 'The Luncheon' William Somerset Maugham, in this short story,relates about a lady who is an admirer of his stories. She wins the author's favour and expresses her wish to meet him at a high class restaurant.William exposes the false...
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86Top 10 British Auto Museums
The United Kingdom auto industry is more than just double decker buses and Mini Coopers, you know! Well… it’s that, too, but step into one of the automobile museums listed below and you may come away with a new appreciation of British automotive craftsmanship. This is the land of the Daimler, the Rolls Royce, the BlueBird, the Aston Martin, the Morgan and an almost National Obsession with breaking the Land Speed record. And yes, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Says it all, doesn't it?
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79Glastonbury, England, From The Isle Of Avalon To The Abbey, Jerusalem Is In England’s Green and Pleasant Land
Glastonbury is a magical place. This article will give you an overview of this pilgrimed place. People travel far and wide to this green and pleasant land.
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72ATTRACTIONS IN BATH SPA,SOMERSET,ENGLAND PART ONE
INSIDE BATH ABBEY BATH ABBEY BATH ABBEY CEILING DECORATION STAINED GLASS WINDOW IN BATH ABBEY GREAT ROMAN BATH GREAT ROMAN BATH & BATH ABBEY BEHIND IT MODEL OF THE ROMAN BATH COMPLEX MODEL OF ROMAN BATH...
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8210 Places to Visit in Somerset
I've just spent the last 3 days haring around Somerset with a camera. When you read through the list below please don't expect to manage it in 3 days - I am the fastest thing on 2 legs with a camera and I have the sore feet and various pains to...
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66Triplet Calves of Different Breeds for Coco the Somerset Cow
Coco the Holstein Friesian cow from Somerset has beaten amazing 105,000 to one odds of producing triplet calves. In addition, and even more surprisingly, Coco has produced calves of different breeds - full story and pictures.
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76Jan Moninckx and Ivy-Leafed Geranium: Capturing South African Beauty in a Dutch Botanical Illustration, circa 1701-1702
Dutch botanical artist Jan Moninckx (c. 1656-1714)created hundreds of spectacular, realistic illustrations for his magnum opus known as Moninckx Atlas. An example of his artistry, Pelargonium peltatum, known commonly in English as ivy-leafed geranium, is featured. A description of this South African native cites its attractiveness to butterflies and its ethnobotanical uses.
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76Genealogy in England
During the years I’ve been discovering the relatives in my family tree, I’ve found some very useful information and web sites. When beginning the research into my family it made sense to break the...
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80Vespa Motorcycles
Buying a new or used scooter/vespa involves more than picking out the perfect make and model. It also involves dealing with the inevitable problems that arise. This page will hope to deal with many of the problems that you may encounter. If you...
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63Writing with Exuberance
All of us who write do, usually, want some form of payback, whether it is financial or just for a readership. But sometimes, just sometimes, it is necessary to write for yourself ... and just for the hell of it!
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