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Dublin Diary: Day 4

Our plane didn’t leave till late afternoon, so we had a few hours to wander along Dublin’s Grand Canal before we left. Near the Liffey, it’s quite commercial but further up it becomes more residential...

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A Glasgow canal walk

The Forth and Clyde Canal, which runs sea-to-sea between the two rivers, has passed through Glasgow since the eighteenth century, though it ceased to be navigable in 1963. However, the multi-million...

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In Bruges

We had a wonderful time in Bruges at the end of March / beginning of April. In April, I was too busy with the A to Z Challenge to blog about it, so I’ve designated this week as Bruges Week!… Continue...

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The Antonine Wall

Say “Roman Wall” and most people will think of Hadrian – but did you know there was also an Antonine Wall? Built in the AD 140s for Emperor Antonius Pius, it runs across Central Scotland from the Clyde...

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Glasgow canal walks

The Forth and Clyde Canal runs very close to our house and we love it for a Sunday afternoon stroll. We have three choices – east, west or the spur that runs into the city centre. I’ve already written...

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Amsterdam Museum and Festival of Light

A cold canal trip to see Amsterdam's Light Festival.… Continue reading →

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The Kelpies to the Falkirk Wheel

A cold, wet canal walk.… Continue reading →

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Amsterdam: the canals

Canal scenes in the sun.… Continue reading →

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