Tag: Gloucestershire

September 14, 2020

Scotland – A Dream Land

Scotland has always driven my interest. A noble, magical, mysterious land of a wonderful nature. As back as I could remember, I think of the enchanting scenes of ‘Braveheart’ -a […]

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February 7, 2020

Cosy places in the countryside of England

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In the January, 2020 issue of the ‘The Sunday Times Travel’ magazine, some of the best country house hotels -‘cosy country retreats’- are listed. These places with different features look […]

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