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Tag Archives: Castles
Blyton’s strangest homes
Recently I looked at Blyton’s secret but homely homes, where children turned caves and trees into lovely cosy places to stay. That got me thinking about some of the other strange ‘homes’ Blyton wrote about, and so I thought I would … Continue reading →
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Tagged Castles, Five Get Into a Fix, Five Go to Smuggler's Top, The Adventure Series, The Barney Mysteries, The Famous Five, The Island of Adventure, The Rockingdown Mystery, The Rubadub Mystery, The Secret Mountain, The Secret of Killimooin, The Secret of Moon Castle, The Secret of Spiggy Holes, The Secret Series
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How every part of my holiday reminded me of Blyton
As I think I’ve mentioned a least a couple of times recently, I was on holiday last week. I didn’t go anywhere exotic, instead I stayed a couple of miles outside a small town (Grantown-on-Spey) in the Cairngorms National Park. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Birds, Castles, Caves, Field-glasses, Ginger-beer, Gnomes, Holidays, Humpty Dumpty and Belinda, Huntly's Cave, Lochs, Ruins, Ruthven Barracks, Scotland, Secret passages, Urquhart Castle, Wildlife
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