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• Ascott House
  *Clifford Smith, H (1950). ''Country Life Magazine''. London: Country Life.
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• Bradenham, Buckinghamshire
  ...Club. Village news and activities are documented in the monthly "Contact" magazine, which covers Bradenham plus the nearby villages of Bledlow Ridge, West Wyc ...Disraeli, who became the Prime Minister, lived there for part of his early life. In the later Victorian era, the house was turned into a boarding school fo
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• Meldreth
  ==Village life== ...p://www.yudu.com/library?order=date Meldreth Matters], the monthly village magazine
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• Swaffham Prior
  ...(one still operating as a mill) which have also long been part of village life and are iconic symbols of the village, seen on the village sign on Cage Hil ...p://www.swaffham-crier.co.uk The Swaffham Crier - Swaffham Prior's Village Magazine]
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• Wey and Arun Canal
  ...c to justify the existence of the canal; it had a relatively short working life and was officially abandoned in 1871 ...on's Lost Route to the Sea''. As a result, the ''Daily Telegraph'' weekend magazine carried a 5-page article about the canal.<ref>{{harvnb |Squires |2008 |p=59
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• Oronsay
  ...s Columba's possible landing on Oronsay, the Priory and aspects of Oronsay life today.
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• Upnor Castle
  ==The Magazine== ...ed a regular uneventful pattern for the two officers and 64 soldiers. The Magazine closed in 1827 and by 1840 there was no gunpowder left. It became an Ordnan
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• Rochester Castle
  ...ed of repair, the keep was still in use and was the centre of the domestic life at the castle.<ref>{{harvnb|The Paul Drury Partnership|2009a|p=49}}</ref> ...W. Turner, R. A.&nbsp;– An Episode in Early Life |journal=The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs |date=May 1912 |volume=21 |jstor=858941 |issue=110 |pages
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• Aspley Guise
  ...exed to the newly formed honour of Ampthill, which in 1551 was granted for life to Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth I). An extent of the manor in * [http://www.hogstyend.co.uk/ The Hogsty End Handbook local community magazine]
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• Woolacombe
  ...eaches in Europe. It won the title of "Britain's Best Beach" in the "Coast Magazine Awards 2012" and continues to rank consistently highly in British and Europ ...es/94/a1969194.shtml Tales of Woolacombe at War] – ''memories of wartime life in Woolacombe (gathered by the BBC)''
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• Windsor Castle
  ...orial Chapel was converted from Henry III's Lady Chapel to commemorate the life of Prince Albert. The ornate east door remains from 1246.<ref name="Tatton- ...an outside staircase into the king's apartments, which made the monarch's life more comfortable at the expense of considerably weakening the castle's defe
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• Gretna Green
  ...Smith Surtees, described Gretna Green at length in his 1848, ''New Monthly Magazine'' serial, ''The Richest Commoner in England'': ...ers exhibit the bustling, trading, money-making pursuits of matter-of-fact life. Though we dare say Gretna Green is as unlike what most people fancy, still
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• Edinburgh Castle
  ...ten until the later 14th century, and the near-contemporary account of the life of St Margaret by Bishop Turgot makes no mention of a castle.<ref>Tabraham ...7–48 and later extended to form a courtyard, in which the main gunpowder magazine also stood.<ref>McWilliam, ''et al''. p.102</ref> In 1897 the area was remo
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• Mallaig
  ...move to the western part of the peninsula and turn to fishing as a way of life.<ref name="story">{{cite web|url=http://www.mallaigheritage.org.uk/exhibit/ ...s voted the top rail journey in the world by readers of independent travel magazine Wanderlust in 2009, ahead of the iconic Trans-Siberian and the Cuzco to Mac
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• Ducie Island
  ...rst=A.B.C|last=Whipple|title=Three-Month Ordeal in Open Boats|journal=Life Magazine|publisher=Time Warner Inc.|date=10 November 1952|issn=0024-3019}}
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• St George's, Bermuda
  ...d the American rebels in stealing much-needed gunpowder from a St George's magazine, which supplied the forts protecting the port. The powder was carried over ...'' (one of the two ships built by the survivors of the Sea Venture), and a life-sized statue of Admiral of the Virginia Company, Sir George Somers, by Desm
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• Pembrokeshire Coast Path
  ...h displays an array of wild coastal flowers, and there is a wealth of bird life. Colonies of seabirds nest along the cliffs, and a huge variety of European In 2011 ''National Geographic'' magazine voted Pembrokeshire the second-best coastal destination in the world.<ref>{
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• Ayton
  ...est, as his family had all left home.<ref>’Ayton Castle’: Country Life Magazine dated 12 August 1993, by Michael Hall</ref>
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• Marlston
  ...ide-schools.html|title=The Best Countryside Schools|publisher=Country Life Magazine|first=Simon|last=Davies|date=16 April 2009|accessdate=15 December 2012}}</r
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• Savernake Forest
  ...t two-thirds up its trunk. Multiple boughs grow from the cut point and the life of the tree is extended and curved pieces of bough or trunk are often produ ...estry.gov.uk/pdf/forestlife19.pdf/$FILE/forestlife19.pdf Forest Life 2002, magazine of the Forestry Commission]</ref> The tree is badly split now, but still su
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