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Richmond Market Place with the Town Cross on the Left and the Old Church (now the Green Howards Regimental Museum) in the Center

Richmond, North Yorkshire: Things to Do & Things to Know

2nd March 202013th January 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Richmond, North Yorkshire: Things to Do & Things to Know

There are two towns in Britain called Richmond. One is in south-west London, the other is in North Yorkshire. I know it well. It’s the Yorkshire town Read More…

Individual EU Citizenship via the Stay European Campaign

Individual EU Citizenship via the Stay European Campaign

26th February 202026th February 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Individual EU Citizenship via the Stay European Campaign

Stay European is a campaign for British people who don’t want to lose their European citizenship because of Brexit. I was born in Britain and have Read More…

TransferWise Borderless Account (And Honest Review)

TransferWise “Borderless” Multi-Currency Account Review

22nd February 202026th December 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on TransferWise “Borderless” Multi-Currency Account Review

I’m writing this TransferWise Multi-Currency Account review based on more than 18 months of personal experience using the account and TransferWise debRead More…

Ben Shaws Dandelion and Burdock (A Typically British Soft Drink)

Dandelion and Burdock: What It Is and Why You Should Try It

10th February 202019th October 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Dandelion and Burdock: What It Is and Why You Should Try It

If you ever visit the UK, dandelion and burdock is a traditional British soft drink you may want to try. A lot of people love it but there are also plRead More…

Zetland: The Oldest Lifeboat in the World

Zetland: The Oldest Lifeboat in the World

5th February 20205th November 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Zetland: The Oldest Lifeboat in the World

The Zetland is the oldest surviving lifeboat in the world. That’s makes it pretty special and, thanks to a couple of successful restoration projects, Read More…

Trust Gxt 1250 Hunter Backpack Review: Learn the Pros and Cons

Trust Gxt 1250 Hunter Backpack Review: Is It Fit for Travel?

1st February 202015th February 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Trust Gxt 1250 Hunter Backpack Review: Is It Fit for Travel?

I bought my Trust GXT 1250 Hunter Backpack nine months ago and now I’m writing a review. When I write a review it often means the item I’m reviewing iRead More…

Seaton Carew Beach

A Seaton Carew Visit and a Trip Down Memory Lane

25th January 20205th November 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on A Seaton Carew Visit and a Trip Down Memory Lane

Yesterday I went to Seaton Carew. I haven’t been there in a great many years. Seaton Carew is a typical British seaside town in the North East of ERead More…

The Chinese Arch that Marks the Entrance to China Town in Newcastle upon Tyne

China Town in Newcastle upon Tyne: Things to Know Before Your Trip

24th January 202024th January 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on China Town in Newcastle upon Tyne: Things to Know Before Your Trip

There are only five China Towns England. One of them is in Newcastle upon Tyne. You can find the other four British China Towns in London, Birmingham,Read More…

A British Doner Kebab

British Doner Kebabs vs. Donner Kebabs in Other European Countries

18th January 20203rd November 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on British Doner Kebabs vs. Donner Kebabs in Other European Countries

British doner kebabs are different from the ones you get in many other European countries. In fact, the takeaway food classed as a doner can vary consRead More…

Moving On

Travel Write: Blog on the Move (New Year, New Domain)

1st January 20207th February 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Travel Write: Blog on the Move (New Year, New Domain)

Usually, it’s me who’s moving from one place to another. This time it’s my blog. Hopefully, the change of (web) address won’t cause any problems. The Read More…

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