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Cornish treasures
By Junior on 09/08/2011 15:49:26
With lazy days of exploring golden sands and rock pools, Cornwall is every child’s dream destination
overlooked. By contrast, the south coast of Cornwall is for messing about in boats. The sheltered estuaries of the Fal, Fowey and Helford are ideal for launching a canoe, while Falmouth has boat trips galore and the shipshape National Maritime Museum. A short
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Day by Day Report Pitti Bimbo, January 2009
By Linda McLean on 19/03/2009 15:01:25
put on her signature playful catwalk show in clashing primary shades of red and pink, with an art museum theme. Models wore quirky headpieces in the shape of easels with paintbrushes, as well as flamboyant hooped dresses and a full-length tutu. Agatha
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The belle behind Belle & Boo
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 30/05/2011 16:31:32
Paris, play and perpetual childhood. Artist Mandy Sutcliffe on dreaming up the whimsical world of Belle, her rabbit Boo and their playmates
high socks. It was also there I discovered the work of Bonnard and Vuillard, who remain inspirational today. I recently took a trip to New York and some lots of their work in the Met. Wow, what an amazing museum!What are your influences? My main
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Excellent eco holidays
By Junior on 05/08/2011 12:09:55
Terrific tips on how to have a greener, happier holiday
increasingly popular option that can provide positive educational experiences for children, visiting historical attractions, museums and natural environments in the UK. This type of holiday is generally good for the environment, too. You won’t be flying, so you
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Festival fun
By Kate Donoughue on 08/04/2011 12:27:30
Take in a child-friendly festival this summer
. The Roald Dahl Museum will also be providing activities. Added extras Try out the Headphone Disco from 11pm–3am in the Big Top while your babies snooze in the quiet background, giggle at the Comedy Club, or chill out in the Healing Gardens with reflexology
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Impressive India
By Junior on 04/08/2011 13:33:48
Ancient history, stunning architecture, aromatic cuisine, spectacular street theatre...India is a place full of delights
of Rajasthan, is known as the Pink City, as the buildings in the old walled city are built in pink sandstone. It was fascinating to hear about the decadent lives of the rajas and their many wives. At the City Palace, we visited the armoury museum where “Welcome
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Junior's guide to superb Spain
By Junior on 30/08/2011 17:25:30
Spain and its islands have everything you need for the perfect family holiday – beaches, sunshine, culture and locals who love children
is quite built up – gone are the pockets of scrubland and empty beaches. Even the hills are peppered with villa developments, but the area still has a real charm. Málaga is a fantastic city, with a rambling old quarter, a castle and a Picasso museum
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Birdsong - tweet all about it!
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 30/05/2011 20:22:17
Feathers fly in riotously raucous picture book Birdsong by Ellie Sandall
family, and decided the owl must be my nan as she is ‘a wise old bird’!Are the birds in the book real species of bird?No, but I did sketch real birds when researching for the book, particularly some of the birds of paradise in the Natural History Museum
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THE A-Z OF CRUISE HOLIDAYS
By Sue Bryant on 26/01/2006 12:24:28
Think cruises are just for the old folk? Think again – they are now the perfect vessel for a fun-filled family holiday
to instil a bit of culture into slightly older children. You can take in the fantastic sandy beach in Germany’s Warnemünde, the zoo and a boat ride in Helsinki to see the bears and snow leopards, and the Vasa Museum in beautiful Stockholm on a Norwegian
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What should you do if you think your baby sister is an alien?
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 30/05/2011 21:02:53
Send her off into space, of course! At least, that's according to young Alfie, the hero of Rachel Bright's My Sister Is An Alien
form. Next time you are taking your son to the natural history museum for the 76th time and googling what a T-Rex ate for breakfast, or helping your daughter sew her lobster costume for this year’s contemporary school nativity play, who knows, you might
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