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Table of Contents – November 2009 British HeritageBy British Heritage staff | BH Issues | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post
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The Wild Scottish Borders Land of abbey ruins, pele towers, fairie tales and Sir Walter Scott. By Jim Hargan Greenway House: Agatha Christie’s Home The United Kingdom of Beer Hoghton Tower and Sir Bernard A Day to Visit Dundee Walking Through Casterbridge Mayfair’s Mount Street Gardens Departments The British Heritage Our Sceptered Isle On the Road Around London Town Beyond the Bookshelf The Anglo-File A Commonplace Book On our cover: Scott’s View of the Eildon Hills and the Tweed Valley is one of Scotland’s most iconic landscapes. Tags: British Heritage, Table of Contents
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