Nottinghams Pubs Courts and Castles Tour
American reader Phyllis Fleming recalls a Nottingham work trip exploring pubs with names like Trip to Jerusalem and Rose and Crown, courtrooms with wigs, the Lord Mayor, and the Sheriff of Nottingham. She visits Chatsworth and Newstead, notes Sherwood Forest, and offers travel tips on tea versus coffee and local cheeses.
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Byron
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Newstead
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Robin
America
Woman Lived in Three Centuries Nancy Self’s Grave Marker
Decorah notes mark Nancy Self born 1795 died 1900 as a rare triple century life. She was the mother of Mrs. William Painter, early Decorah settler, linked to Dunning Mill and early town platting. Self’s long life spanned wars and family histories tied to Decorah Methodist Church and local graves.
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Phelps Cemetery
William Painter
George
Dunning Mill
William Day
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Ter
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Self
Nancy Ory
Rockingham County
Ohio
John Self
Marathon swimmer Dr. Hart trains for icy Maine waters
Portland osteopathic intern Dr. Davis Hart pursues marathon swimming in 60 degree coastal Maine waters. He says cold exposure, high stroke rates, and carbohydrate loading drive endurance for 20 mile English Channel attempts and potential double crossings. He maintains rhythm with an orange styrofoam hat, coaches youths, and plans a future return to the Channel.
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