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Home grown and made food has become very important feature in England’s rural West Country restaurants. The picture displays pub in Mason Armssea, which is a side village of Branscombe and serves succulent beer-battered haddock that is caught off the coast.
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Portmeirion is a wonderful hill village in Wales, with some Gothic pinnacles, eucalyptus groves, a crenelated castle, a Mediterranean bell tower, a Jacobean town hall and an Art Deco cylindrical watch tower.
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Kunsthulle LPL is a temporary installation for a major new venue  for contemporary art in Liverpool. The rooftop building is experimental place for lectures, performances, films and events. The space consist the old factory, an existing staircase, the rooftop and extending out over the public facade of the building.
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The London Frieze Art Fair was full with richly stocked booths, exhibitions, opening parties and other festivities.
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“Inamo” is one of the newest restaurants in London’s West End, which opens in September 2008. It is a pioneering Oriental - Asian fusion restaurant and bar where the control of the dining experience is placed firmly in your hands. “Inamo” is a totally new concept in restaurants. It uses an interactive ordering service which is slick and fun - but really it’s all about the tasty tasty food.
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The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2008, in England is now open to the public. The spectacular structure – designed and engineered in collaboration with Arup.The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion is one of the most anticipated events in the international design calendar.
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We present you a four of free access gardens in Europe - in Scotland, Netherlands and of course France. Rest awhile!

We start with a Villandy Gardens, France - a voyage into the symbolism and romance. The unique  gardens of Villandry are among the most fascinating gardens of France and of the World. Villandry’s Ornamental Gardens, water Garden, Herb Garden, and kitchen Garden have an international fame…

The gardens of Villandry comprise three tiers of terracing. The lowest level, in the Louis XIV style, takes the form of a rectangle of slightly irregular shape surrounding on three sides the two higher tiers of gardens. It is devoted to vegetables and has 9 square sections divided into beds of various colored plants, surrounded by box hedges and hardy plants.
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