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An Adventure Beyond the Rabbit Hole- On The Lewis Carroll Trail With Ian Cai Mercer and Mr. Tiglet

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Iancaisunsetchaser74 | 0 Comments

Featured writer: Ian Cai Mercer “You must feel like Alice, tumbling down the Rabbit hole?”- Morpheus to Neo- The Matrix Lewis Carroll is most famously known for his Children’s Novels Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. He also wrote a variety of other material. His Birthplace in the village of Daresbury on the outskirts of Halton is on several Walking routes….

Top 10 Tourist Attractions from True Travelings

Posted on November 20, 2012 by clairewalsh | 3 Comments

Featured Author: Claire Walsh After reading The Bucket List Publications “Top 10 Tourist Attractions” I reflected on my year of globetrotting and picked out the places that really stood out above the rest for me. With more travels planned, I can only hope to keep adding to this list, but for now… My Top 10 Tourist Attractions!

Lewtrenchard Manor – England

Posted on November 10, 2012 by imagesbytdashfield | 5 Comments

Featured writer: Images by T. Dashfield My husband’s Aunt and Uncle live in Devon, England. I had heard it was a very picturesque area and was looking forward to visiting it and them since the last time we saw them was when they came to our wedding here in the states a couple of years ago. Like a big kid…

A Londoner’s London

Posted on September 4, 2012 by andrewthomas | 3 Comments

Featured writer: Andrew Thomas I have lived in this fair city for many years and I have never fallen out of love with it. London is full of surprises that always, well surprise me. I could be taking a short cut and find a little park I never knew existed or a pub or a little museum that is poorly advertised…

Getting Ready for Olympic London

Posted on July 17, 2012 by Foundtravel | 5 Comments

Featured writer: Elloise Bennett Bought your tickets for the Olympics? Know what you are going to do with the rest of your time while in London? London was the first place that I ever traveled to in Europe. And between that and the fact that I studied English history, I have always had a soft spot for London. A year…

Take It All Off – Nothing But Travel for 2012

Posted on July 3, 2012 by rachaelruddick | 4 Comments

Featured writer: Rachael Ruddick Taking a year off from work and traveling around the world has always been on my ‘to do’ list and finally last year my husband and I, after losing an auction on a house that we weren’t entirely sure we really wanted and probably couldn’t afford anyway, decided it was now or never. A year of…

Just Sit Still – Lessons in Meditation

Posted on May 25, 2012 by helenabrahamphotographyblog | 2 Comments

Featured writer: Helen Abraham I really questioned whether I should write about something as private as a meditation retreat in such a public forum. However, after pondering, I realised that I am not some corporation. My business is me, that’s all I have to offer and the more I develop who I am; through travel, literature, art, film, people and…

Oh Shakespeare! I Do Love Thee…

Posted on March 16, 2012 by Lesley | 0 Comments

I always dreamt of becoming an actress. I think that is what led me into teaching. Everyday, I get to step out onto a different kind of stage and my audience is always young and lively. I act out scenarios in several different genres and I get to create my own script. Teaching and acting are explicitly linked. Every school…

Falling in Love…. On My First Interim

Posted on March 8, 2012 by mcallisterandco | 0 Comments

Featured Writer: McAllister and Co How could I not. I was spellbound. Enchanted. Blown away. Pick whatever adjective you’d choose to use to express how you felt when you first fell in love – this was it. From the very first glance, I felt my pulse race and excitement rise; this was definitely love, and this was definitely forever. I’d just…