Month: November 2019

Scotland is superb at any time of year, but Chris Leadbeater finds that there’s even more than usual to celebrate today Scotland could not have picked a better patron saint than St Andrew. Never mind all the fishing in Lake Galilee, the turning up at the Last Supper, and all that other Bible stuff –
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As millions of rail passengers prepare to face strikes that will continue until the end of this year, train operators have revealed fares will rise well above the consumer price index in 2020. The Independent has calculated that some passengers will pay more than £1 per mile. Train fares will rise on average by 2.7
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The line of perspiring shoppers dying for some icy relief wraps around the corner of the Wicked Hi Slush stand at FarmLovers Farmers’ Markets on Oʻahu.  Patrons quench their thirst with the stand’s two signature offerings: a satisfying slush made of local fruit, ice and local honey and a warm welcome from co-founder Ashley Moran, who shines more radiantly
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One of Germany’s busiest airports has been temporarily closed down by a Second World War bomb, causing long delays and cancellations on the busiest travel day of the week. All flights were halted at Berlin’s Schoenefeld airport, on the eastern side of the German capital, for well over an hour. Passengers were originally told: “Flight
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In 2006 Ree Drummond’s husband announced that he was taking all four of their children, ranging in ages from one to six, to work with him. For the first time in a long time Drummond, who was homeschooling her children, discovered something that she often didn’t have: hours of uninterrupted time alone. Ree Drummond Courtesy
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(CNN) — The Hungarian State Opera House is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful buildings in Budapest, drawing in thousands of visitors each year. But its facade is currently obscured by scaffolding, leaving the impressive landmark almost unrecognizable. The Neo-Renaissance structure has been closed for the past 18 months due to extensive restoration and modernization
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(CNN) — A new era of supersonic flight might be just around the corner, but there are three challenges to overcome when it comes to flying faster than the speed of sound. Those are the three Es of aviation: engineering, environment and economics. Concorde, the aeronautical marvel that made its last flight 16 years ago
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