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I wrote these articles after my travels to various places in the UK and Europe. Some may or may not contain valuable information. Presented in chronological order.

Oxford: Where Dodos and Academics Happily Co-exist Not quite all you ever wanted to know about Oxford.

Stonehenge: Ancient Astronomical Observatory, or Christo's Muse? Stonehenge as modern art? Plus Salisbury Cathedral, "modern" architecture's masterpiece.

Bath: Where Romans Bathed and Jane Austen Observed Getting to, and around, Bath.

The Lake District: Fells, Forces, Tarns and Thwaites Wandering lonely as a cloud, during a far too brief visit to the Lake District in Cumbria.

Hadrian's Wall: Keeping Barbarians Out Since 122 AD Tourists, and sheep, flock to Hadrian's Wall these days.

Grey's Court: Winding Wisteria, a Haha and and Amazing Labyrinth A place that brought me to the startling conclusion that I love England.

Stratford-upon-Avon: The Play's the Thing A pilgrimage to Stratford, plus the Royal Shakespeare Theatre is fantastic.

Ireland: Toss the Guidebook in the Bin A trip to Southern Ireland, including Bru Boru, the Rock of Cashel, and drunk Irishmen giving poor directions.

Greenwich: A Timely Experience See the birthplace of longitude! Not to mention a few Tudors.

Fairford: A Cotswolds Jewel A complete set of pre-Reformation stained glass. That's all you need to know.

Cambridge: Come to Jesus, and King's College Too Jesus Green, which would make a great name for a band, and the beautiful King's College, which also has some nice tunes.

Welcome to Sealand, Population 5 Geeks Okay, you can't really visit Sealand. But you can still dream.

Scotland: Bring Hiking Boots, a Dog, and the Rough Guide Everyone should visit the Highlands of Scotland at least once in their life. Even teenagers.

Dorset: Geology, Anthropology, and Animal Intervention, All on One Coast! Monkey World, Lulworth Cove, Durdledoor and massive traffic jams.

Florence: And the Food Was Good Too What I didn't like about Florence, mostly.

A Picture of Dublin From The Book of Kells to James Joyce, and Guinness to Jamesons—Molly Malone's town has a little bit of everything.

Brussels: The Chocolate Is Not All There Is to Admire There are frites too.

Brighton: Designed for Shock and Awe. And with veggies in mind, including the ones on top of the Brighton Pavillion.

North Wales: Getting High Half a day. Half a tank. A green vacation.

Chenies: Host to Kings, Queens, and Now, Me A brief visit to a English manor home

Rome: In the Footsteps of Ceasars and Senators Walking around Roma, plus advice

In Which I Visit New-ish England, Smith College, and See Trees Family Weekend in New England