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Post Christmas drives on the motorway are always glum, especially in the fog. So we decided to take a break from viewing car bumpers and tar... -
St.Albans is old, very old. So it's no surprise that it's home to the oldest pub in England 'The Fighting Cocks'. A pub has ... -
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