Around the world crumpets are known to be very much a British Institution. It seems that, throughout history, toasted crumpets have been served in the drawing room with afternoon tea in front of a roaring log fire.
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Norfolk Nature
I know it may sound a bit nerdy and “anorak-y” but my partner and I like nothing more than spending a couple of hours away from our keyboards and miniscule home office to take our binoculars and digital cameras out and lurk around the woodlands and fens of rural Norfolk.
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Charles - Prince Of Wales
Having studied at the same school as the one his father had attended as a child, the Prince of Wales got his BA degree from the Trinity College in Cambridge. He served the Royal Navy from 1971 up to 1976.
Prince Charles was born Charles Philip Arthur George on the fourteenth of November in the year 1948 and is the longest serving heir apparent in the history of England.
The prince's involvement and interest in a variety of topics is indeed amazing. Architecture being one of his main interests, Prince Charles supports conservation of old buildings in a very big way.
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Perfidy of Albion, the twisted thought patterns of the British
When Hamas fires 500 rockets into Israel, the BBC is silent. When Israel fires 5, they cry hysterical at the atrocity. Despite bending over backwards to please Islamists, there was still 7/7 when bombs ere put on the underground.
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The Great Marmite Debate
Did my eyes deceive me? it wasn't April Fool's Day and I knew I wasn't dreaming. Maybe I'd misread the title? No, the article definitely said that one of my favourite healthy food supplements was probably going to be taken off the market in Denmark!
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