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Continue reading →: I had 48 hours to explore Houston, Texas and this is what I learntMy first piece of business travel in 2025 (well abroad) was an exciting one for me. I had never been to Texas, let alone Houston. Plus it’s a big new client so all the adrenaline was flowing for me. Because of the time difference and longer journey than most work…
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Continue reading →: I spent a long weekend in Oswestry. This is everything we did…Oswestry, a quaint market town in Shropshire, offers a serene getaway with rich history and scenic walking routes. Recommended activities include visiting the castle mound, dining at themed cafes, and enjoying Oswald’s Trail. While the town’s amenities are somewhat limited, its charm and surroundings make it a worthwhile destination for…
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Continue reading →: Top things to do in Portsmouth, UKPortsmouth, a seaside town in southern England, offers more than its reputation suggests. Home to historical naval sites like HMS Victory and the D-Day Story museum, the city showcases its maritime heritage. With vibrant nightlife, diverse dining options, and attractions such as Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth is a destination worth exploring.
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Continue reading →: Why visit Rye in East SussexA literary hub and a medieval Cinque Port Rye in East Sussex is a quaint medieval town on the south coast of the United Kingdom. It is just a few miles from Hastings and is part of what the local authority has deemed 1066 country. We did wonder if this…
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Continue reading →: Historic places to visit in LondonLondon is a historical paradise for enthusiasts, featuring ancient buildings, museums, and pivotal events. Notable sites include the Tower of London, the Palace of Westminster, and Hampton Court Palace. The post encourages exploration of both famous and lesser-known spots, with tips on how to visit and appreciate the city’s rich…
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Continue reading →: Ilkley in Yorkshire: what to doIlkley, known as “the Chelsea of the North,” is a historic town in Yorkshire rich in beauty and culture. With roots dating back to 11,000 BC, it offers scenic moorland hikes, charming independent shops, and renowned tea at Bettys. Visitors can also enjoy local attractions like the Ilkley Manor House…
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Continue reading →: Why visit Carew Castle and Pembroke CastleIn Pembrokeshire, Wales, Pembroke and Carew Castles, just five miles apart, showcase historical rivalry. Pembroke Castle, birthplace of Henry VII, offers guided tours and insights into women’s medieval roles. Carew Castle feels more mysterious and romantic but lacks the accessibility and visitor services of Pembroke. For an enriching experience, Pembroke…
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Continue reading →: Rotterdam: what to do as a touristRotterdam is a vibrant Dutch city known for its unique architecture, street art, and rich maritime history. The post reflects on a visit in 2025, highlighting attractions such as the Maritime Museum, Witte de Withstraat, and the zoo. It emphasizes that 48 hours isn’t enough to explore everything this dynamic…
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