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Marks Meanderings
8M ago
It was the start of the new season. The autumn air that normally fills my lungs with joy was interspersed with the dark cloud of coronavirus. It is like a sword of Damocles hanging over us, but thankfully, protected as best we could have been, the sun finally broke through the clouds on our latest …
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Marks Meanderings
8M ago
Blissfully located in the northern environs of the Cotswolds and a stone’s throw from the town of Winchcombe lies the little known Sudeley castle. Ignore at your loss or take the detour to explore a castle steeped in history!! One can only imagine the grandeur and splendour this castle enjoyed in its heyday, as it …
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Marks Meanderings
8M ago
There are good days and not so good days. There are early morning run days and there are other days. There are home days and away days. Today was a good day (in every sense of the word – weather, profitable, awakening, etc.), an away day and ideal for a run. I left my hotel …
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Marks Meanderings
8M ago
Chichén-Itzá – not to be confused with chicken at Itsu. How can you say that you have been to the Yucatán peninsula if you’ve not visited the archaeological site of Chichén-Itzá? Drag yourself away from the white powdery beaches of the Mayan Riviera and you will be blessed with an education about the classical and …
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Marks Meanderings
8M ago
This global downtime has given me much time to myself, to ponder, reflect and reminisce. The future of the world looks uncertain, however, I can take stock and be grateful for the memories I have already created and hope that one day soon I will be able to create many more. A visit to Vienna …
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Marks Meanderings
8M ago
Not a war time cry across the wireless but a phrase from the lyrics put together by ‘The Clash’ and with which its song leads I feel ‘London Calling’. The Clash would follow up their leading line with ‘to the faraway towns’, and this is so as I sit on the train back from this …
The post Loving London first appeared on Marks Meanderings ..read more
Welcome to Marks Meanderings Travel Blog
8M ago
Blissfully located in the northern environs of the Cotswolds and a stone’s throw from the town of Winchcombe lies the little known Sudeley castle. Ignore at your loss or take the detour to explore a castle steeped in history!! One can only imagine the grandeur and splendour this castle enjoyed in its heyday, as it …
The post Seymour’s Sudeley first appeared on Marks Meanderings ..read more
Welcome to Marks Meanderings Travel Blog
8M ago
Chichén-Itzá – not to be confused with chicken at Itsu. How can you say that you have been to the Yucatán peninsula if you’ve not visited the archaeological site of Chichén-Itzá? Drag yourself away from the white powdery beaches of the Mayan Riviera and you will be blessed with an education about the classical and …
The post Mayan Masterpiece first appeared on Marks Meanderings ..read more
Welcome to Marks Meanderings Travel Blog
8M ago
It was the start of the new season. The autumn air that normally fills my lungs with joy was interspersed with the dark cloud of coronavirus. It is like a sword of Damocles hanging over us, but thankfully, protected as best we could have been, the sun finally broke through the clouds on our latest …
The post Berkeley Berserkly first appeared on Marks Meanderings ..read more
Marks Meanderings
8M ago
Not a war time cry across the wireless but a phrase from the lyrics put together by ‘The Clash’ and with which its song leads I feel ‘London Calling’. The Clash would follow up their leading line with ‘to the faraway towns’, and this is so as I sit on the train back from this …
The post Loving London first appeared on Marks Meanderings ..read more