High Quality, Unique Aviation, Military and Historical Short Breaks across the UK
The beauty of a Lindum Heritage short break, aside from the awe
inspiring tour, is the simplicity of just turning up and letting us do the rest and being in a personally focused small group of no more than 20 people. The only thing you will require is money for your evening drinks.
For our free brochure or more information please call:
01522 845060 or visit our website
www.lindumheritage.co.uk
Excitement & Discovery
Friendly farm animals to meet Creepy Crawly World Falconry displays and demonstrations
Walk through Aviary and Butterfly Tunnel
Aerial Runways & Hill Fort Discovery & Wildlife Gardens Pig Racing weekends/holidays Indoor Play Barn The Mysterious Marsh Big Red Trailer Rides … and lots, lots more!
EASTER LAMBING Friday April 15th and all through our Easter fun Good Friday 22nd April, through to Easter Monday 25th April
Visit
www.rarebreeds.org.uk Open from 10.30am everyday
J10 of M20 between Hamstreet &Woodchurch
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International Summer Schools 10 July – 20 August 2011
At the University of Cambridge International Summer Schools we offer a variety of interdisciplinary and specialist programmes. Subject areas include: Art History, Medieval Studies, Shakespeare, Literature, History and Science.
Programmes run from one to six weeks and are taught by leading Cambridge scholars and guest subject specialists.
To add to your academic experience we also organise a range of evening lectures, weekend excursions and social events.
+44 (0) 1223 760850
intenq@ice.cam.ac.uk www.ice.cam.ac.uk/intsummer
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£5 per person (under 3s come free) for January & February 2011
Our 2011 programme
includes tours covering
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