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Teacher’s Workshop
A group of teachers received some lessons in perseveration this morning as part of a two-day workshop conducted by the National Trust and the Pine Cay Recovery Project. … more →
The Heart of the Turks and Caicos
Skeleton woods and a plethora of artists
annebrooke wrote 4 hours ago: So, I’ve come to the end of Deuteronomy in my morning meditations and here’s my poem abo … more →
National Trust Deer Photography Workshops
Geoff Simpson wrote 3 days ago: Once again I have engaged by the National Trust to lead their annual red deer photography workshops … more →
Wither House Museums?
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ELMalvaney wrote 5 days ago: Since we’re on the subject of heritage sites and the role of public history (and when I say … more →
Stewards of the Past
waynedmorris wrote 6 days ago: On Saturday I served my first day as a volunteer room steward at Mompesson House, which is located i … more →
The National Trust looking out for Britain's children
thecaledonian wrote 6 days ago: British children want more outdoor fun, poll shows (from The Guardian 12 July, 2009.) More than a th … more →
Hill Top
lakesgardener wrote 1 week ago: The garden at Hill Top is surely one of the best loved and well known in the Lake District. Generati … more →
10 July 2009
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John Ager wrote 1 week ago: I was reminded of an important lesson of life today! We’ve been packing for our move to Leice … more →
House. Museum.
vmichael wrote 1 week ago: The news officially broke yesterday that Landmarks Illinois would cease to be the operating partner … more →
Sustainable Garden Pleasures: The Firewinder
Tracey Smith wrote 1 week ago: Tom, Joe and the Firewinders on Glastonbury Tor Recently, I had the pleasure of driving with Joe Wad … more →
Theater Historical Society of America to visit The SENATOR Theatre!
friendsofthesenatortheatre wrote 1 week ago: Theater Historical Society of America 2009 Conclave logo The Theatre Historical Society of America … more →
'Oldest' human settlement found
Brian Tompkins wrote 1 week ago: Archaeologists working for the National Trust think they have found west Dorset’s oldest human … more →
Textile Craft Fair at Quarry Bank Mill
priscillajones wrote 2 weeks ago: Textile Craft Fair Sunday 12 th July Stand No 9 Three Shires Festival Quarry Bank Mill & Styal … more →
Red State Preservationist, or what the National Trust Should Have Said
ELMalvaney wrote 2 weeks ago: Some of you who are members of the National Trust might have gotten an e-mail last week titled … more →
A beautiful long weekend in the countryside...
Noa wrote 2 weeks ago: Stourhead private house garden Stourhead Prior Park Stourhead Prior Park … more →
Summer Solstice 2009
gflawrence wrote 3 weeks ago: Summer Solstice this year was celebrated at sunrise on Sunday 21st June. I went to Stonehenge with a … more →
Glendurgan Garden
Carrie wrote 3 weeks ago: 29th October 2008 Glendurgan Gardens are a great way to spend an afternoon. This is a garden where … more →
Loe Pool
Carrie wrote 3 weeks ago: 26th October 2008 A great way to spend the afternoon when you can’t decide if you fancy a walk … more →
Gulliver visits Osterley Park
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Nikita wrote 3 weeks ago: Osterley House I have blogged about Osterley Park before, you can see beautiful images on this lin … more →
Bodiam Castle, East Sussex
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meadowsage wrote 3 weeks ago: We visited Bodiam Castle last week on a ‘homeschool trip’. The sun shone and the castle … more →
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