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War of the Roses – Edward of Westminster, the Forgotten Prince
Did you dream of being a prince or princess? But in the Middle Ages, some princes had short, tragic lives. In the bitter conflict called The War of the Roses, one such forgotten royal child was Edward of Westminster. Born to be king, deprived of his birthright, exiled and fighting to survive.
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Ghosts and Legends of the Lake District – South Lakeland
Do you enjoy a good ghost story? Then why not visit the Lake District and explore some of the legends and spooky stories of South Lakeland? Phantom hounds, the devil's handiwork, haunted skulls, a returning lamp and a mysterious caller across the lake could be waiting for you.
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Nefertiti’s Daughters: The Life of an Egyptian Princess
Nefertiti was a famous ancient Egyptian queen, but she was also a wife and a mother of six little girls. What was life like for an Egyptian princess? Where did they live, what did they eat, what did they wear and how did they spend their time?
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Invasive Insects—How Dangerous Are Killer Bees in the USA?
Are you terrified of killer bees? Do you think they are going to swarm into your home, killing your family and pets? What is the truth about this invasive species in the US? Should you be concerned by the spread of Africanized bees? Are they harming agriculture and the environment?
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Medieval Royal Babies of England
Royal babies are welcomed with joy in our modern world. Were things different in the Middle Ages? What was it like for medieval royal babies and their parents? How special was the eldest son and heir? What was it like for their younger brothers and sisters? Let's look at some of their stories.
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The Heart: Symbolism and Mythology
Since ancient times, the heart has been valued as the seat of our consciousness and morality. So how has the heart symbol as we know it developed over time?
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Tales of Ordinary Life - Flash Fiction Stories
Three flash fiction competition winners! Stories that prove sometimes it is best to write what you know. These short stories are about ordinary people in everyday situations. Feeling the emotions and overcoming the challenges we all might face in that great journey we call life
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Tales of War - Flash Fiction Stories
Three flash fiction stories on the theme of war, exploring bravery, despair, resilience and consequences. Is battle as glorious as it is claimed, or merely a catalyst of destruction and human misery?
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Moon Superstitions - Explore Lunar Myths and Legends
There are many moon superstitions and myths, many of them very ancient. We are fascinated by lunar lore, so come and explore how our ancestors saw the Moon and the stories they created around it
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The WWII Trial of Helen Duncan – Famous Spiritual Medium
Helen Duncan was a famous British spiritualist medium who was convicted as a witch during World War II. But was she a fraud and did her prosecution warrant using the Witchcraft Act of 1735?
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History of Harry Price: Famous English Ghost Hunter
Harry Price was one of the pioneers of psychical research. He investigated many hauntings and was known for debunking fraudulent mediums and psychics. Find out more about this famous early ghost hunter!
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Black Shuck and Other Ghostly Hounds of England
Could Black Shuck, the phantom black hound which haunts East Anglia, have been a real dog? Will the dog skeleton excavated by archaeologists prove to be that of the legendary hell hound?
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First World War - Wounded on the Western Front
Have you ever thought about what it would have been like to have been wounded on the Western Front? Find out what would have happened to you when you became a casualty in the First World War
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Female Medieval Saints – Incorruptible Bodies and Heavenly Scents
On display in churches around Europe are the relics of incorruptible saints. But how did these holy relics remain incorrupt? Were these saints artificially preserved or was this a natural phenomenon?
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Pharaoh Ramesses III - Ancient Egyptian Harem Conspiracy
Was Pharaoh Ramesses III killed in a Harem Conspiracy led by one of his own wives and courtiers? Can modern science reveal what really happened to this powerful Ancient Egyptian pharaoh?
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The Plantagenets – Daughters of King Edward III of England
What was it really like to be a medieval princess? King Edward III of England had four daughters, so what what happened in their lives and did they enjoy pampered, enviable lives?
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Famous Executions at Smithfield
Smithfield is an area of London known for its famous meat markets and quaint old streets and buildings, but did you know it was also where executions took place and where heretics were burned at the stake?
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Spiritualism and the First World War
The loss of life was so great in the First World War that many grieving relatives had sittings with mediums to contact their dead loved ones. Why did spiritualism flourish during the Great War?
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First World War: Leisure Time on the Western Front
Life in the trenches during World War I was a terrifying, grim affair. Amid the horrors of the Great War, how did the soldiers spend their leisure time on the Western Front?
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How Did the Black Prince’s Ruby Become Part of the British Crown Jewels?
The Black Prince's Ruby is one of the most famous rubies of all time. But this huge gemstone hides a secret. Find out how its history and how it came to be part of the British Crown Jewels.
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Why Is Jasmine Oil So Expensive in Perfume?
Jasmine essential oil is used in many expensive fragrances. Here's why these perfumes are pricey, plus more affordable perfumes and steps to make your own jasmine scent.
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Will the Tomb of the First Emperor of China Ever Be Excavated?
The tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor of China, has never been excavated. Is this because there is a curse on those who enter the tomb or are there more scientific, practical reasons?
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Hanging Coffins and the Mysterious Bo People of China
What do you know about the hanging coffins of China and the mysterious Bo People? How did they make the hanging coffins, and how did they suspend them from the mountainside? And why the high burials?
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Why Do Celebrities Choose Colored Diamonds?
Colored diamonds are the gemstone of choice for the rich and famous, but what is it that makes them so desirable? Find out what colored diamonds are, who wears them and how much you will have to pay
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Mythology, Goddesses, Trees and Resurrection
All religions claim they are the only one, true belief system, but in reality many much older myths and traditions find their way into these new cults. So are we worshipping old gods and goddesses?
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History of Blue Paint from Medieval Times to Today
How did medieval artists make blue pigments like ultramarine and azurite? Find out about the colour blue from the middle ages to modern times and the invention of the first synthetic blue pigments
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The Colour Blue in Antiquity
Blue is many people's favourite colour, but blue pigments were difficult and costly for ancient civilisations to produce. So what was the story of the colour blue in the ancient world?
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The Resurrection Men: Body Snatching in 19th-Century Britain
Medical schools used to rely on cadavers for dissection supplied by the Resurrection Men. As demand rose, body snatching soon led to murder.
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Why Did the Puritans Leave England?
The Puritans fled England to escape religious persecution, but were their American colonies really bastions of religious tolerance and freedom of thought?
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The Rise of the Werewolf in Europe
Werewolves have a long history in Europe, so discover fascinating werewolf myths and legends and the human cost of belief in this supernatural creature
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Roman Execution Methods
Why did Ancient Rome execute its prisoners in such a public, painful and humiliating fashion? This article examines Rome's most common execution methods and provides an overview of who they punished (and why).
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Imhotep—Search for His Ancient Egyptian Tomb
Imhotep was one of the greats of Ancient Egypt, but his tomb has never been found. Will Imhotep's lost tomb, mummy and rich treasure ever be found at Saqqara?
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European Robin - Popular Garden Bird
They are one of our best loved garden birds, so find out European Robin facts, including their myths and legends and why they are on our Christmas cards!
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The Black Death and the Great Plague: Plague Pits of London
Under London are plague pits used to bury victims of the Black Death and the Great Plague of 1665? Where are the plague pits in London, and why were they dug?
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Senmut: Courtier or Lover of Queen Hatshepsut?
Was Senmut the lover of Queen Hatshepsut? He was a courtier from humble beginnings, and she was a controversial female Egyptian pharaoh, but were they in love?
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The Amazing Australian Animals of Kangaroo Island
Looking to see wildlife in Australia? Kangaroo Island is one of the best places to see fascinating Australian animals. Find out more about its kangaroos, koalas, blue penguins, seals, and sea lions.
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Are Garra Rufa Fish Pedicures Safe?
Have you heard of fish foot spas where Garra Rufa fish remove the dead skin from your feet? Is it safe to allow these fish to nibble your dry skin away?
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KV5: Tomb of the Sons of Ramesses II in the Valley of the Kings
KV5 is a fascinating tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Built for the sons of Ramesses II, the KV5 tomb is the largest one yet found.
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Tower of London History – The Royal Menagerie
There was once a Royal Menagerie in the Tower of London? Find out about the exotic wild animals, gifts from royal rulers, once kept there and their royal owners
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The Magic of Moonstone
Moonstones are beautiful gemstones named after the moon. Moonstone is a valuable form of feldspar, so find out more about this lunar gem and moonstone jewelry
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Spiritualism in 19th-Century Britain
What are the origins of spiritualism in 19th-century Britain? Explore the development of the Spiritualist Churches, the popularity of seances and the fraudulent practices that led to its decline.
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What Is the Most Expensive Caviar in the World?
Caviar is a luxury delicacy and is very expensive. But what makes caviar so costly and such a rarity? Also is caviar production sustainable?
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Best Makeup and Styling Head Toys for Kids
Styling heads are great toys, and playing with styling heads gives kids hours of creative fun. So buy the best styling heads online
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Is the Yellowstone Super Volcano Getting Ready to Erupt?
An eruption of the Yellowstone super volcano would be a cataclysmic event that would kill many thousands and damage our planet. So is this huge caldera due to erupt in the near future?
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What Is the Most Expensive Lipstick in the World?
Do you know what the most expensive lipstick in the world costs? Plunge into the world and history of top-end luxury and find out.
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Affair of the Diamond Necklace and Marie Antoinette's Pearls
Marie Antoinette of France was known for her extravagance and frivolity, but was the infamous 'Affair of the Diamond Necklace' one of the catalysts of the French Revolution?
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How to Wear a Kaftan
Kaftans are very versatile and comfortable garments. Find a trendy kaftan for the beach, an elegant kaftan dress for the evening, or slinky kaftan sleepwear online today.
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Health Benefits of Beetroot and Beet Juice
Beetroot is a superfood. The juice, packed with nutrients and vitamins, is good for your health. The greens are highly nutritious. Learn more about beetroot benefits!
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All About Agate
Agate is an attractive semi-precious stone, so find out more about this attractive gemstone, the jewelry made from it and the different types such as moss, fire and blue lace agate
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Find The Best Toilet Seats, Lids and Trainers
Change the look of your toilet by choosing a great new toilet seat! Choose from wooden toilet seats, white toilet seats, novelty toilet seats and trainer toilet seats for toddlers
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What Are The Most Venomous Australian Snakes?
Some of the most venomous snakes in the world are found in Australia, but are they also the most dangerous snakes in the world? Find out more about these highly venomous Australian snakes
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Most Expensive Vintage Champagne in the World?
Champagne is the luxury sparkling wine for celebrations, but how is it made and what is the world's most expensive vintage champagne? Pop a cork and find out what makes your favourite fizz expensive
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Giant Snakehead Fish - US Invasive Species
Invasive snakehead fish populations are becoming established in the USA. But what are the reals dangers and how damaging are they to local ecosystems?
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What Are The Best Singing Dolls and Soft Toys?
Singing dolls and singing soft toys make great gifts for kids at Christmas and on birthdays. So why not have a look today to find your favourite singing doll
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Outdoor Christmas Decorations – Fun Christmas Inflatables
Do you love fun inflatable Christmas decorations? When it comes to the Christmas outdoor inflatable decoration the bigger and brighter the better!
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Find The Best Rocking Horse
Rocking horses are much loved toys, so discover their history, find out what types you can get and the best places to find them. Traditional wooden rocking horse or modern rocker toy?
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What Is The Most Expensive Perfume in the World?
What is the most expensive perfume in the world? Which is the most expensive perfume and what are the ingredients that makes a fragrance so costly and desirable?
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Parents of Tutankhamun?– Royal Mummy DNA Tested
Who were the parents of Tutankhamun? Little is still known about the life and death of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, but recent DNA analysis on royal mummies of the Amarna period have produced some surprising results
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How to Make Your Own Charm Bracelet
Have you ever admired a friend's charm bracelet and wondered how to create one for yourself? It's easier than ever to buy charms and create your own unique piece of jewelry, so find out how today
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Great Animal Dress-Up Costumes for Kids and Adults
If you or your kids enjoy dressing up, then why not dress-up as one of your favourite animals? There are a huge range of animal costumes available online, so dress-up as a cat, lion, bear, giraffe or hippo for that special Fancy Dress Party!
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Why Choose Snowsuits for Babies and Toddlers?
Snowsuits are the very best thing to keep your baby or toddler warm and cosy this winter. It is very important to keep your baby warm in the winter, so find out what to look for in an infant snowsuit
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Disney Dress Up – Peter Pan, Tinkerbell & Captain Hook Costumes
Need a great dress up costume? Then what about Disney fancy dress with Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and Captain Hook costumes to wear to a special fancy dress party?
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Health Benefits of Cherries and Tart Cherry Juice
Do you eat cherries or drink tart cherry juice? Research has shown that drinking it can help to protect you from developing serious health conditions, so why does it offer so many health benefits?
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Find The Perfect Disney Princess Dress Up
If you or your kids love dressing up, why not dress up as a Disney Princess? Snow White, Cinderella and the Sleeping Beauty costumes are available online, so buy a Disney Princess gown to day for Halloween or that special Fancy Dress party
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The Health Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple Cider Vinegar is a very affordable and amazing natural remedy. Cider vinegar can help with a wide range of ailments and conditions and is easy to drink. Find out more about the health benefits of organic apple cider vinegar
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History of Opal Mining in Australia
Opals have been mined in Australia since the 19th century, and fields have been discovered in New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. Find out more about the story of Australian opal mining
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Everything You Need to Know About Opal Jewelry
Opals are famed for bringing both good and bad luck but are beautiful and unique gemstones. Learn more about opal jewelry and how to find the perfect opal.
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All About Glass Christmas Tree Ornaments
Glass Christmas tree ornaments have decorated our Christmas trees since Victorian times. So why not learn more about their history and where to find the best glass Christmas Tree ornaments
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Is Krill Oil The Best Source of Omega 3?
Fish oil capsules are a good source of omega 3, but is krill oil an even better source? Krill oil supplements not only contain the all important omega 3, but they also contains astaxanthin, a powerful anitioxidant for added health benefits
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Famous Executions at Tyburn
Tyburn was a public execution site in London for centuries. Many criminals and traitors were executed on Tyburn Tree, and hanging days were huge public spectacles.
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The Wonderful World of Paddington Bear
What do you know about Paddington, the little bear from Darkest Peru? Paddington Bear books are global best sellers so discover more about Paddington today
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Armpit Whitening—A Beginner’s Guide to the Perfect Underarm
Have you ever considered using an underarm whitener? Many women are embarrassed by the dark patches of skin under their arms, so what are the best ways to lighten your armpits naturally?
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All About The Spiritual Gemstone Turquoise
Turquoise is a stunning greenish-blue gemstone, that looks amazing set in silver jewelry. But where does it come from and how long have we been wearing exquisite turquoise jewelry?
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Teddy Bears - A Short History
Teddy bears are favourite children's toys. But how long have these cute stuffed animals been around and where did they come from? Enjoy a short history of the teddy bears!
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Health Benefits of Monoatomic and Colloidal Gold?
Gold is the elixir of life, so learn about colloidal gold which is a health supplement believed to help arthritis, increase IQ and also tackle depression and anxiety
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The Legend of Herne the Hunter and the Wild Hunt
Britain abounds with legends from its dark,pagan past. One such tale is of Herne the Hunter leading his ghostly Wild Hunt through Windsor Forest on stormy nights. Do you dare join them?
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Explore Bird Superstitions and Myths
There are many legends and myths about birds. Learn more about bird superstitions, including some of the myths surrounding pelicans, owls, ravens, magpies, blackbirds, doves, and pigeons.
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Choose The Best Ice Cream Maker
Ice cream makers take all the hard work out of making delicious home made ice cream! Find out about the different types of ice cream maker and which would be the best model for your needs.
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Diane de Poitiers - Famous Royal Mistress
Diane de Poitiers was the famous royal mistress of King Henri II of France, known for drinking a gold elixir to stay young and beautiful. She also plotted to keep his wife, Catherine de Medici, ruthlessly in the background. So find out more about the fascinating Diane de Poitiers
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Summer Solstice Celebrations – Midsummer in the British Isles
Summer Solstice occurs when the Sun is at its highest in the sky and the hours of daylight are longest. So how did our Celtic ancestors celebrate Midsummer and what customs have survived to this day?
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Topiary: How to Make It And Use the Frames
Topiary is the ancient art of sculpting hedges and shrubs into the shapes of people, animals, balls and spirals. Learn about the history of topiary and how you can create topiary hedge sculptures.
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Health Benefits of Using Paraben Free Makeup and Skin Care Products?
What are the possible risks of using beauty products that contain parabens? So what are they and what are the health benefits of using only paraben free makeup and skin products?
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Jane Shore - Famous Royal Mistress
Jane Shore was born to a respectable, prosperous family during the War of the Roses, but she was to become notorious as Yorkist King Edward IV's mistress. So find out more about her amazing life
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How To Remove Corns or Calluses From Your Feet
Do you suffer from corns or foot calluses? We expect our feet to put in a lot of hard work every day walking and standing, so surely they deserve the very best care and attention?
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The Ghosts of the Tower of London
The Tower of London has a sinister reputation, so it is not surprising there are so many tales of ghosts and hauntings. Learn more about these historic phantoms—if you dare!
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Famous Executions in the Tower of London
How many famous executions took place in the Tower of London? From medieval times onward many noble and even royal prisoners were executed for treason, many of them beheaded on Tower Green.
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Beautiful Guardian Angel Charms and Angel Wings Jewelry
Wrap yourself in angelic protection with a great angel charm or heavenly wings jewellery. Choose your own special guardian to wear every day and keep you safe and sound
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Best Romantic Heart Lockets Gift Ideas
A heart locket is a perfect love gift. Hearts are the symbol of love, so these necklaces makes the perfect romantic present, especially if they contain a gorgeous photo of you or your loved one.
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Why Choose Princess Cut Engagement Rings?
Nothing can beat the brilliance and sparkle of a princess cut diamond or gemstone in an engagement ring. So find out more about princess cut diamonds and choosing the best engagement ring
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Why You Need Champagne Flutes and Glasses
Champagne is for celebrations, so it is always great to have a set of champagne flutes handy. Choose from plastic champagne flutes all the way through to cut crystal champagne flutes
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Pharaoh Djoser, Imhotep and the Step Pyramid at Saqqara
Pharaoh Djoser is famous for having built the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, which is the first large monument to be built entirely of stone and the first pyramid built for a pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.
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All About Turkish Delight
Turkish Delight is a delicious sweet of jelly-like consistency. Originating in Turkey, Turkish Delight has been around for hundreds of years and its popularity of has spread worldwide.
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The Ghosts of Haunted Whitby
Whitby is an old town in Yorkshire, that is steeped with history. Whitby boasts many stories of ghosts, apparitions and hell hounds. So come ghost hunting with me and discover more about the hauntings in this old port
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The Mysterious Min Min Lights of Outback Australia
So what are the mysterious Min Min lights that hover in the night skies of Outback Australia? A natural phenomenon that can be explained by science? Or are they UFOs, ghost lights or portents?
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History of Cameos and Cameo Jewelry
Intricately carved cameos have been produced since ancient times. Cameos are carvings of images in relief against a contrasting background. Read on for the history of cameos and buying cameo jewelry online.
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Vampire Costumes - How To Dress Like A Vampire
Do you love dressing as a vampire? The days get shorter,mist swirls through the street, Halloween is getting close. So find out what you need to dress up as a vampire for your fancy dress party
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Ancient Egyptian Jewelry - Why Choose Ankh Jewelry
Are you an admirer of Egyptian jewelry? Well if you love Egyptian jewelry, the ankh is the Ancient Egyptian symbol of life, so look online today for your favourite piece of Egyptian ankh jewelry!
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A Short History of Dolls
Dolls have been around since prehistoric times and ancient dolls have been found in tombs in Egypt, Babylonia, Greece and Rome. Follow the history of dolls from wooden dolls of the 16th century, to wax dolls, porcelain dolls and the plastic dolls of today.
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Problem Invasive Species In The UK
The problem of invasive animal species is one that is facing many countries in the world. In Great Britain there are several introduced animal species that have spread throughout the British Isles, some of which have caused problems for native British animal and plant species.
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Problem of Invasive Plant Species in the United Kingdom
Invasive plant species have been introduced into the United Kingdom in various ways and they can have a devastating effect on native plant and animal species. So wnat are these invasive plant species and what effects are they having on the environment in Great Britain.
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Ancient Egyptian Queens - Ahmose Nefertari
Queen Ahmose Nefertari was a powerful queen in Ancient Egypt and could be viewed as the mother of the 18th dynasty. Find out more about Ahmose Nefertari and her life in Ancient Egypt.
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Overnight Moisturizers: The Benefits of Night Cream
Should you use moisturizer at night? A good night cream can keep skin feeling much more hydrated, smooth, and better looking.
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Mirror Superstitions and Facts
There used to be many myths and beliefs surrounding mirrors and your reflection. So find out about some of the ancient superstitions and the history of mirrors.
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How To Choose a Ruby Precious Stone
How do you choose the perfect ruby? Rubies are beautiful red precious stones, which looking stunning set in gold. So discover how to pick a quality ruby now
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New Years Eve Customs in Great Britain – The Celtic Lands
How is New Year celebrated in Great Britain? Many New Years Eve traditions date from pagan times and Hogmanay in Scotland is the biggest revelry in the UK
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How to Choose a Great Dressing Gown
Are you looking for a new bathrobe for yourself or as a gift? Well there is a huge selection of dressing gowns to choose from, so how do you decide from towelling, waffle, or chenille?
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Christmas Trees - A Short History
Our Christmas Tree is often the centrepiece of the Holiday decorations. But what's the history of the Christmas Tree and why do we decorate fir trees?
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English Pub Signs: A Short History
The history of British pub signs is a long and fascinating one. A trip around the pubs of England takes you on a journey through myth, legend, sport, religion and much more.
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What to Do Around Westminster and County Hall When It's Raining
London is a wonderful city to visit, but the weather in the UK can be unpredictable. So what can you do on your holiday in London if it rains? Come and take a tour around one small area—Westminster and County Hall—and see what London attractions you can enjoy.
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Giant Pythons - Invasive Species in the Florida Everglades
Florida is experiencing a population explosion of very large Burmese pythons. These giant snakes can make a snack of an alligator and are threatening the fragile eco-system of the Everglades.
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Siberian Chipmunks: An Invasive Species in France
Did you know that Siberian chipmunks are living and breeding in the wild in France and Belgium? Learn about the damage caused by this invasive species and what can be done about it.
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Things to Do in New Zealand in Winter: South Island
Visiting the South Island of New Zealand in winter? There are many places to visit and activities to enjoy. Try whale watching, skiing, snowboarding, kayaking and more!
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Elizabethan Mysteries - Was Amy Robsart Pushed Or Did She Fall?
The Elizabethan mystery of the death of Amy Robsart remains unsolved . Was she murdered to further her husband Robert Dudley's ambitions to marry Queen Elizabeth I or did she commit suicide?
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Causes of Cracked Heels - How To Deal With Heel Fissures
Cracked heels, or heel fissures, is an unsightly and frequently painful condition. So what causes cracked heels and how to you get your feet looking and feeling good again!
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How Do Solar Chargers Work and When Would You Use One?
How does a solar charger work and where would you use one? So find out how you can harness the power of the sun so you can use sunlight to charge all of your gadgets and electronic devices.
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Things to Do on New Zealand's North Island in Winter
So you are in a country called New Zealand that has wonderful beaches and stunning scenery. But what can you do on NZ's North Island in the winter when it is cold and maybe the sun isn't shining?
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Invasive Species Australia - How Much Damage Do They Cause?
Introduced species are a major menace to fragile ecosystems and native species. In Australia, feral animals are a particular problem leading to the destruction of habitat and native animals.
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Nefertari – Ramesses II’s Beloved Queen
Queen Nefertari - 'she for whom the sun doth shine' - was the Great Royal Wife of the legendary Pharaoh Ramesses II his one true love or a match made for political and dynastic reasons?
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Did Richard III Really Murder the Princes in the Tower?
The fate of the Princes in the Tower fascinates us. But who gain most from their disappearance? Their uncle Richard III, vilified by the Tudors and William Shakespeare? Or was it Henry Tudor?