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My Reflections on Cold War Landmarks in Berlin

Stepping into the vibrant city of Berlin, the first landmark I set out to visit was the iconic Brandenburg Gate. This majestic structure has become an enduring symbol of the city, and I was eager to experience its grandeur firsthand.The Brandenburg Gate is an 18th-century neoclassical monument in Berlin, Germany, that's steeped in weird and… Continue reading My Reflections on Cold War Landmarks in Berlin

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Joseph Conrad’s Legacy at Canterbury City Cemetery

I recently visited Canterbury City Cemetery, a historic and serene resting place for many notable figures, including the renowned author Joseph Conrad. As I walked through the tranquil grounds, I paid my respects to Conrad and discovered the diverse stories of those buried there, reflecting the rich history and cultural heritage of the area. As… Continue reading Joseph Conrad’s Legacy at Canterbury City Cemetery

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Discover St. Martin’s Church: England’s Oldest Church

St. Martin's Church, nestled in the historic city of Canterbury, Kent, is a place of profound historical and spiritual significance. Considered the oldest church in the English-speaking world still in use, St. Martin's has been a beacon of Christianity for over 1,400 years. Its story begins in the 4th century when a Roman structure, possibly… Continue reading Discover St. Martin’s Church: England’s Oldest Church

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A Red Mailbox dominated trip to the Shetlands

Driving along and catching the beautiful views of almost every inhabited Scottish island in the Shetlands. I couldn't help but notice one of the long-established' British tourist trademarks - Royal Red Mail Box and Phone Booth. I must admit it was kind of surreal to see them in such an isolated region, for anyone living… Continue reading A Red Mailbox dominated trip to the Shetlands