Category Archives: England

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The Seven Sisters

The Seven Sisters, a series of chalky bluffs along the Sussex coast, is known as one of the best seaside strolls in England. Just about a 90-minute train ride from London’s Victoria station, it’s also […]

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London: Look Both ways

You have to look both ways in London for two reasons: One, if you don’t look left and right when you cross a street, you are liable to be flattened by the inexorable hurtling bulk […]

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Keeping It Clean at the Imperial War Museum

Even, or perhaps especially,  the Imperial War Museum in London has to deal with dust and smudges. Below, a group of middle school students deal with a Spitfire from the Battle of Britain in World […]

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Ask Us About Our …

Something about the photo or the approach to this subject doesn’t seem quite right. Is it the smiles? Or does the fact that they are blissfully piloting a scooter in London traffic suggest impending doom? […]

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Pheasant Shoot

Earlier this month I had the opportunity to photograph a pheasant shoot in the countryside about an hour west of London. Pheasant shooting in England is both sport and social activity. The pheasants, a species […]

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Green Man Walking

Here’s to spring: about time!  

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British Signs

Is it just me, or is there something funny about British signs?       

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The Most Depressing Landscape in Europe? (C2C #2)

More from England’s Coast to Coast path. And two other things: • One of the most common questions we got was: Why did you come all the way over here to hike if you have […]

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C2C #1

England’s Coast to Coast path stretches from St. Bees on the Irish Sea in Cumbria to Robin Hood’s Bay on the North Sea in North Yorkshire, a distance of about 190 miles. Conceived and first walked […]

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