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The Tower at Torre de la Horadada
The Tower at Torre de la Horadada – If you are visiting the southern Costa Blanca this year, and are in the area of Pilar de la Horadada, then you should head on down to the nearby coastal area known … Continue reading
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Clovelly Lobster and Crab Feast Hartland Peninsular Devon
Hartland Peninsular Devon Events – On Sunday the 2nd September 2012, from 10am-5pm, the Lobster and Crab Feast, takes place in Clovelly Harbour, Clovelly, Hartland Peninsular, North Devon, England. This is a tribute to Clovelly’s world famous crabs and lobsters, … Continue reading
Rochdale in Bloom
Rochdale in Bloom – The annual “Township in Bloom” contest is an event in which the town of Rochdale vies with neighbouring Heywood and Bury to bring attention to their collective horticultural accomplishments. This involves both the local councils and … Continue reading
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Anfield Stadium Liverpool
Anfield Stadium Liverpool – Anfield is a stadium for football located in the eponymous district in the city of Liverpool in Merseyside, England, United Kingdom . Their address is Anfield Road Liverpool L4 0TH. The stadium was built in 1884, … Continue reading
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Slough Events Britwell Boot Fair
Slough Events Britwell Boot Fair – Every Sunday and on Bank Holidays you can attend the Britwell Boot, a popular car boot sale which is held in Long Furlong Drive in Slough, Berkshire. The Britwell Boot Fair, Slough offers hard … Continue reading
Colchester Essex
Colchester Essex – Some of the heritage of Colchester is listed here. The ancient ramparts broad-based brick and mortar over 3 metres wide, embellished with stones, are testimony to the Roman occupation. They are clearly visible against the old upper … Continue reading
Abdet Fiestas Guadalest Valley Spain
Abdet Guadalest Valley Spain – Fiestas in Abdet: In April there is the party of young people, in honor of San Vicente Ferrer in Abdet. It is the traditional to build the fire at the gates of the church in … Continue reading
Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway
Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway Devon - The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is a water ballast railway ballast, which joins the neighbouring towns of Lynton and Lynmouth on the north coast of Devon. The high cliff that separates the … Continue reading
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Valdepenas Castilla-La Mancha
Valdepenas Castilla-La Mancha – Festivities in Valdepenas, Castilla-La Mancha. Today in Valdepenas the Wine Festival is held annually in early September (previously known as “Harvest”, for more than 50 years), considered of National Tourist Interest. Coinciding with this, since 1940 … Continue reading
Honiton Devon
Honiton Devon – Honiton is a town in the county of Devon in England. It lies on the River Otter, 27 miles north-east of Exeter and is part of District of East Devon. In the Domesday Book of William the … Continue reading
Nostell Priory Wakefield Yorkshire
Nostell Priory Wakefield Yorkshire – Attractions near to Wakefield in Yorkshire. Taking its name from a twelfth century priory in honour of Saint Oswald, Nostell Priory is a superb eighteenth century building on which construction started in 1733 on a … Continue reading
Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire
Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire – The first cathedral was built at Old Sarum by St Osmund, bishop of Salisbury, between 1075 and 1092. However in 1221 the diocese was moved to New Sarum (Salisbury) and that same year began the construction … Continue reading