Rod Smith

Cure Yeast Infections With Home Remedies

There are many remedies for yeast infection, also known as 'thrush' - so which one is the best to prevent and cure this unpleasant problem? Yeast infection can be a problem for women, men and children alike, and unfortunately it can affect many areas o... Read >

Hampton Court Palace - Part 1 Of Its History From 1236 to 1702

Hampton Court is a medieval Palace with a hall whose roof boasts the finest decorated hammer-beam roof in England. The history of Hampton starts with the Knights of St John who acquired the manor of Hampton in 1236 and used the site as a centre for the... Read >

Holker Hall - A Gem In The Lake District

Holker Hall is the home of Lord and Lady Cavendish and it's open to visitors of all ages: the home has proved very popular as a destination for a day out in the Southern Lake District over the years, for it offers many different activities and attractions... Read >

Great Hotels In The English Lake District

Because the Lake District has so many good hotels it's hard to choose a few to recommend. Yet some stand out by virtue of their quality, their location, and their unique blend of luxury and location. Our first choice is located a few hundred feet above... Read >

The Tower Of London - A Fascinating Visit

In the early years of his reign, William the Conqueror constructed a massive stone tower at the centre of his fortress in the city of London. And since this was the royal power base for ruling England, each successive monarch added to it and made it more ... Read >

A Great Activity In The English Lake District - Scrambling

Many see scrambling as a mountain adventure like rock climbing - and, yes, it is exciting, but if done properly it provides loads of excitement with none of the risk. The Lake District offers many fine scrambles, including the most famous of all - Jack's ... Read >

Two Fabulous Attractions In The English Lake District

Gondola is a reconstructed steam yacht which offers a wonderful, nostalgic sailing experience on Coniston Water in the amazing scenery of the ENglish Lake Distroct. The original Gondola was launched in 1859 and is perefectly recreated in today's Gondol... Read >

Equestrian Activities In Devon

For the horse lover, there is much of interest in Devon. To start with, Devon has two superb racecourses. The first, at Exeter, is located on the top of Haldon Hill with superb views both over Exeter and Dartmoor. The racecourse doesn't just cater for ... Read >

Two Great Pastimes In The English Lake District

You can now ascend the dizzying route to the top of Honister Slate Mine, going up the oen and only via ferrata ("iron road") in England. This is an Italian-inspired cable system, coomon in the Dolomites for dangerous acents, to which you are securely atta... Read >

Two Major Attractions In London

Are you a cricket fan? This could be just the thing for you! A tour around what is called the 'home of cricket', Lords Cricket Ground, gives amazing insight into the game's almost legendary headquarters. This is also the home of the Marylebone Cricket ... Read >

A Lakeland Miscellany

The fabled Lakeland Terrier is one of the oldest breeds of terrier still employed. Its name and fame resounds today as the crowning glory of Lakeland farmers' dog breeding achievements! The appellation, Lakeland, was added to the breed only in modern t... Read >

Three Devon Delights

The Aquarium at Plymouth shows you a selection of amazing creatures that live in the oceans. There are three tanks (one is the largest tank in the UK) and over 500 exhibits. It's an amazing place to visit for the entire family. The aquarium has six zon... Read >

Devon's Hevean - Lundy Island

Lundy is an enjoyable unspoiled haven, a Devon venue well away from the hustle and bustle of daily life; a place to relax and "get busy doing nothing"! (Although with walking, diving, canoeing, climbing, church-bell ringing, birdwatching, fishing, snorkel... Read >

Climbing and Birdwatching in The Lake District

The bird life of the English Lake District needs the support of all who love the region. All birds and their eggs and nests are protected by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain rare or more endangered species are further protected by increased ... Read >

Two Great Churches To Visit In London

Westminster Abbey is a living church. But it's also the site of coronations of the British King or Queen, just as it has been for hundred sof years. Westminster Abbey is also the burial place of many of the past Kings and Queens of England and Scotland... Read >