A Tree with a Tale

The Hardy Tree Where Stones and Nature Collide

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The Hardy Tree and gravestones at St Pancras old church and garden, St Pancras Road, London - Shutterstock

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In today’s email: 

• A Tree with a Tale

• The Royal Parks of London

• Around The Web: Camley Street Natural Park; London's Secret Garden;

  Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media - The Chinese Pagoda, originally built in 1842 for Hyde Park

• Yum -5 Roll-Up Recipes You Can't Resist

• Extra -The Hardy Tree in St Pancras London

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A Tree with a Tale

The tree’s roots spread among the stones, entwining history and nature. A powerful reminder of the bonds between the past and the present. Its backstory drew generations of visitors, captivated by its mystery. Once a strange and haunting sight in a British churchyard. Thomas Hardy’s touch turned it into a literary landmark.
It stood as a symbol of time, memory, and transformation. Until one winter night, the Hardy Tree fell

St Pancras Old Church in Camden, North London - Shutterstock

The Royal Parks of London

London is home to some of the most remarkable parks in the world, offering a harmonious blend of natural beauty, history, and relaxation. These green spaces are a vital part of the city's character, providing an escape from the urban landscape while reflecting London's rich heritage and commitment to preserving nature

Regent's Park of London - Shutterstock

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Around The Web

Camley Street Natural Park

Camley Street Natural Park is two acres of wild green space right in the middle of one of the most densely populated parts of London. Once you enter the park, it’s hard to believe that you are next to one of the busiest rail interchanges in the country

London's Secret Garden

Get cosy in London's most secretive garden, as you spend a few hours wining and dining in the comfort of your very own dome. Tucked away in the back streets of Kensington are five stunning pop-up domes

The Canalside Heart of King’s Cross

At the top of King’s Boulevard, on the banks of Regent’s Canal is Granary Square. Built where barges once unloaded their goods, the square is animated with over 1,000 choreographed fountains

Welcome to the Harry Potter Shop

Filled with over 5,000 individual props decorated across five different themed areas, guests can enjoy a magical shopping experience stocking up on wizarding world supplies from robes and wands to sweet treats and fan-favourite plushies

A Weekend of Heritage in Bradford on Avon

Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, is brimming with heritage, history and scenic charm. Once you arrive, the hustle and bustle fades and you can take your time exploring the Georgian architecture-flanked streets, beautiful green spaces and tranquil waterways

Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most iconic royal palaces, castles and residences in the world. From the towering turrets of Windsor Castle to the elegant interiors of Buckingham Palace, these historic buildings offer a glimpse into the lives of Britain’s royal family.

Buckingham Palace - Love to Visit London

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From Social Media

The Chinese Pagoda, originally built in 1842 for Hyde Park, now graces West Lake in Victoria Park, Hackney, offering a serene and historic landmark in East London

Yum

5 Roll-Up Recipes You Can't Resist

Extra 

The Hardy Tree in St Pancras London

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