On 6 June 1944 and during the long summer that followed, men from all over the world went to fight in Normandy to defeat Nazism and re-establish freedom across Europe.
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Author Archives: Terry Marsh
Knockinaam Lodge
11/06/2019 .
Just Wild about Mull
08/03/2019 .
Separated from the Scottish mainland by the Sound of Mull and the Firth of Lorn, the island of Mull, with an area of just under 90,000 hectares, is the fourth largest of the Hebridean islands, framed by a coastline deeply penetrated by a ragged 480km (300 miles) of sea lochs and inlets.
Read the full story hereFenwick Arms, Claughton, Lancashire
21/01/2019 .
With a pedigree that is more than 250 years old, the historic and atmospheric Fenwick Arms in Lancashire’s Lune valley has a clichéd old world charm that might be expected.
Read the full story hereThe Kitchin. Leith
17/01/2019 .
Terry Marsh celebrates a wedding anniversary at The Kitchin in Leith.
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03/11/2018 .
Long before Dan Brown and the Da Vinci Code heaped attention on this extravagantly ornate chapel set on a low hill above Roslin Glen in the Midlothian countryside south of Edinburgh it had been a popular destination for generations of curious travellers.
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09/10/2018 .
The island of Mousa is a special place for several reasons, and anyone visiting Shetland during the summer months should find time to take the short boat ride from Sandsayre on ‘The Mousa Boat’.
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