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Month: March 2018

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From monks to Moneypenny: 007’s car and an Oxfordshire barn

March 18, 2018March 18, 2018 slowchilterns

“Were you born in a barn?” was a question irritated adults used to ask during our childhood, if we left a door open and the cold came inside.  The question probably didn’t have a specific barn in mind: certainly not … Continue reading From monks to Moneypenny: 007’s car and an Oxfordshire barn

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The gin in Tring is better out than in…

March 14, 2018 slowchilterns

One of the many pleasures of our research has been finding local producers who are bringing new food and drink tastes to the region.  Ben and Kate Marston are great examples.  A marketing expert and a graphic designer by trade, … Continue reading The gin in Tring is better out than in…

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Louis, Robert and Winston: traces of the famous at a Bucks historic house

March 7, 2018March 7, 2018 slowchilterns

Off the A418 between Aylesbury and Thame sits a historic house that once housed a French monarch for five years.  Hartwell House, now a luxury hotel under National Trust ownership, was home to the court of Louis XVIII of France … Continue reading Louis, Robert and Winston: traces of the famous at a Bucks historic house

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