Inside of one of Oxford’s older buildings, a colossal sculpture of the planet Earth has been installed. The artwork has a circumference of six metres, making it 2.1 million times smaller than the Earth itself. It was reconstructed using extremely …
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A long story or a novella, in a nutshell this book has fewer than 100 pages unlike other Elizabeth Gaskell books which are often very long, Lois the Witch is a gothic story, almost forgotten and that instead is worth …
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This show, which celebrates Tiffany & Co.’s 150th anniversary and is titled “Vision & Virtuosity,” is now being held at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea and will remain there until August 19th. It brings nearly 400 artefacts from the Maison’s …
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In British history, the Victorian era spanned roughly the years 1820 to 1914, which roughly but not quite corresponds to Queen Victoria’s reign. Between 1837 and 1901, Britain was known for its class-based society, rising voter turnout, expanding state and …
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Bath bombs are a form of effervescent bath product that are utilised to make taking a bath a more enjoyable experience. Baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salts, and aromatic oils are among of the ingredients that go into their creation. …
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Mount Shasta, a massive volcano that sits at the southernmost point of the Cascade Range, is the fifth-highest peak in California at roughly 4321 metres. The volcano is sleeping but might be active. Historically, Mount Shasta has erupted on average …
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You may not have seen it before, but there is a little home located on an island in the centre of a lake in St. James’s Park. It is important that you pay attention to this house. The reason why …
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We know that there was a tavern here in 1546 that was erected for the employees of Queen Elizabeth I, and that pub’s name was Ye Olde Miter. This pub is both ancient and traditional. In point of fact, the …
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It should not come as much of a surprise that London has a lighthouse given that London formerly had a significant port; nevertheless, the lighthouse in London is not your typical lighthouse used for directing ships, as you will see …
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