A few days in the country – Kyre Park, Worcestershire
Have you ever been deafened by silence? The silence at Kyre is total, no motor-way noise, no 21st century, just…
Have you ever been deafened by silence? The silence at Kyre is total, no motor-way noise, no 21st century, just…
As a freelance lecturer on the Decorative and Fine Arts, I get to go on some fascinating trips. This one…
Like the melting ice on the River Neva in Russia, the travel log-jamb caused by the multitudinous and confusing Covid…
There has just been an advertising campaign encouraging visitors to Northamptonshire citing amongst other things the plethora of country houses,…
This tour included a visit to the church of North Marston which at one time was the third most-visited shrine…
It seems hard to believe that a spectacular house like Apethorpe could be forgotten, neglected, and brought to the verge…
Two of Central Europe’s most fascinating cities, and a cruise between the two to view sights which are not on the usual tourist trail.
Firstly the journey is not as easy as it sounds as the cities are not directly …
Do you remember the Rum Baba? It used to be a standard on the Dessert Trolleys which whizzed round the dining rooms of hotels in my youth. I suppose they are banned now (dessert trolleys, I mean) as being a …
On Cap Ferrat, it sits like a cherry on the top of a trifle, the pink palace of Beatrice de Rothschild. The views from it and of it are …
How proud Scotland should be of its National Gallery on Edinburgh’s Mound. This handsome Greek Revival building by William Playfair is one of the most intimate of great world museums, thanks to Timothy Clifford’s splendid recreation of the original interiors. …