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With a population of just under 10,000, Fort William is the second largest town in the Highlands after Inverness. A major tourist centre and known as the “Outdoor capital of the UK” Fort William is a haven for hill walkers … Continue reading
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The castle is chiefly known (at least in the present day) as the favourite weekend residence of the Queen. That, and Windsor’s close proximity to Heathrow, Eton and Guard’s Polo Club at Smith’s Lawn, makes this historical town a much visited … Continue reading
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It would be a disservice to Rome to attempt even a brief history. On a personal level, however, it is a paradise as well as a playground. There is nothing that is not stunning or breathtaking in Rome. Around every corner … Continue reading
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Cambridge is undoubtedly one of my favourite cities in the UK and home to one of the most famous Universities in the world. The University has had many famous students including Charles Darwin, David Attenborough, Salman Rushdie, Stephen Hawking, Thandie … Continue reading
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John Mallaney 