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York Minster Cathedral: ... tours and leaflets are available in many different languages and there are even multilingual staff on hand. York Minster took over 250 years to build so it is only fair that any visitor should spend as much time here as possible. Unfortunately I only put aside about an hour on my recent visit as there was so much else in York that I wanted to see and this was not nearly enough. I would suggest that two hours is p...
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Sightseeing National - Thornbridge Hall (Derbyshire) Thornbridge Hall (Derbyshire)
Address: Ashford in the Water / Sightseeing National / Derbyshire / DE45 1NZ / Telephone: 01629 640 617 - A private stately home available as a venue for events.
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Day Out with Thomas - York National Railway Museum Day Out with Thomas - York National Railway Museum
Address: National Railway Museum / Sightseeing National / Leeman Road / York, YO26 4XJ / UK / Telephone: +44 (0)8704 214001 - Activity day for the whole family. Have lots of fun watching the ‘Thomas’ stories brought to life by our theatre group and enjoy interactive games, face painting and a ride on our miniatu...
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Sightseeing National - Rivelin Valley (Sheffield) Rivelin Valley (Sheffield)
Sightseeing National / A wooded valley now protected by a conservation group is home to a few famous mills: the Hind Wheel and the Rivelin Corn Mill, as well as, plenty of wildlife.
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Burton Agnes Hall Burton Agnes Hall
Address: Driffield / Sightseeing National / East Yorkshire / YO25 4NB/ Telephone: 01262 490324 / Between Driffield and Bridlington on the A614. Burton Agnes Hall is an exquisite Elizabethan house filled with treasures from art to furniture and porcelain that has been collected by our family over five centuries....
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Sightseeing National - Stapeley Water Gardens (Nantwich) Stapeley Water Gardens (Nantwich)
London Road / Sightseeing National / Stapeley / Nantwich / Cheshire / CW5 7LH / Tel:-01270 623 868.
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Weymouth Beach Weymouth Beach
Sightseeing National / Weymouth Beach is a gently curving arc of sand in Weymouth Bay, beside the town Weymouth in Dorset, England. The beach is a popular destination for sea bathing, and was frequented by King George III during times of illness. The king named Weymouth his 'first resort' and made bathing fashio...
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Sightseeing National - Swanage Railway (Dorset) Swanage Railway (Dorset)
Sightseeing National / The award-winning Swanage Railway currently operates on the six miles of track between Swanage and Norden, through the beautiful Isle of Purbeck, passing the magnificent ruins of Corfe Castle. The goals of the Swanage Railway Trust (the controlling body of the Swanage Railway) are to resto...
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Speke Hall Garden & Estate (Liverpool) Speke Hall Garden & Estate (Liverpool)
The Walk / Sightseeing National / Liverpool / L24 1XD / Tel: 0151 427 7231 / Fax: 0151 427 9860 / Email: spekehall@nationaltrust.org.uk. - Tudor half-timbered house with rich interiors and fine gardens.
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Sightseeing National - Scotney Castle Garden (Lamberhurst, Kent) Scotney Castle Garden (Lamberhurst, Kent)
Lamberhurst / Sightseeing National / Tunbridge Wells / Kent TN3 8JN. - One of England's most romantic gardens, set in a beautiful wooded estate.
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Belvoir Castle Belvoir Castle
Sightseeing National / Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, England. - The ancestral home of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland for one thousand years. Currently the family home of the 11th Duke, Duchess and their young family. The name Belvoir means 'beautiful view' and dates from Norman times. The Castle occupie...
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mum2boys82 Whitehouse Farm Centre (Morpeth)
... sitting on the roof of one of the barns! The petting barn with all of the smaller animals contained; rabbits, turkeys, guinea pigs, spiders, snakes, tortoise, lizards, birds, chipmunks and probably a few more that I can't remember. Whilst in the petting barn my 3 year old got a chance to hold a baby rabbit who was lovely and soft and sat surprisingly still. However, when my almost 1 year old tried to poke the rabbit in the eyes the rabbit did move quickly, it was at that point that we decided he should perhaps stay in the pushchair. There is lots of play equipment at the farm to keep the kids happy for a few hours. There is an indoor soft play area (suitable ...
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micksheff Ecclesall Woods (Sheffield)
... charcoal. White coal was used in England to smelt lead ore from the mid-sixteenth to the late seventeenth centuries and evidence that Ecclesall Woods played an important role historically in its production is clearly evident. For many years I was never aware of the existence of these Q-Pits, nor did I know what such a thing was. It was only through reading the information signs that are located at the main entrances into the woods that I became aware of their existence. I have now probably discovered around 30 or 40 of these Q-Pits but suspect that many of the other remaining ones are now buried deep beneath the undergrowth. The best examples of these Q-Pits are almost...
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micksheff Cusworth Hall and Park (South Yorkshire)
... the replacement of some of its damaged stones. During this refurbishment Cusworth Hall was closed to the public. It re-opened its doors on the 23rd May 2007. Cusworth Hall is four storeys tall but only the two lower floors are accessible by the public. Entry into both the house and its grounds is completely free but there is a charge to park in the car park, which is a pay and display car park. The entrance is at the front of the building but since the car park is at the rear this is slightly confusing, as visitors have to walk all the way around the building. Initially I thought I was looking at the front of the house and could not find the entrance but all became cle...
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