Tag: John le Carré

August 30, 2021

Cornwall – A Pearl on Tip of UK

Travel, UK / Scotland / Ireland AONB, Barbara Hepworth Museum, Bedruthan Steps, Ben Okri, Bodmin, Bodmin Moor, Bolventor, Caerhays Castle and gardens, Camel Trail, Camel Valley Winery, Carbis Bay Hotel, Carnewas Tea Rooms, Chapel House Penzance, Constantine bay beach, Coombeshead Farm, Cornish cottages, Cornish facial rain, Cornish pasty, Cornish pubs, Cornish Wine tours, Cornwall, cream tea, Crofter's Café, Daphne du Maurier, Daphne du Maurier Museum, Driftwood Portscatho, Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Cornwall Nursery, Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, Eden Project, Falmouth, Ferryboat Inn, Fitzroy, Fowey, G7 Summit 2021, George Stoy, Glendurgan, Gwyner beach, Headland Garden, Helford River, Jamaica Inn, John le Carré, Kennack Sands, Kynance Cove, Land's End, Lansallos Cove, Lizard Peninsula, Lizard Point, Lostwithiel, Marazion Beach, Mounts Bay Route, Mousehole, Mousehole Christmas Lights, National Trust, Newquay, Padstow, Penhale, Penzance, Perranporth, Philps Pasties, Polperro, Porth, Porthgwidden, Porthmeor, Porthminster, Praa Sands, Prince Charles and Camilla, Restormel Manor, Robin and Judy Hutson, Roseland, Sarah's Pasty Shop, scones, Scullery Restaurant, Seal Island Cornwall, Sennen beach, Ship Inn, Smuggling Museum, St Austell, St Buryan Farm Shop, St Ives, St Just-in-Roseland, St Kew Inn, St Mawes, St Michael's mount, Tate St Ives, The Gurnard's Head, The Idle Rocks St Mawes, The Mousehole Cat, The Nare Hotel, The Pig at Harlyn Bay, The Scarlet Cornwall, The Tinners Arms, The Tolcarne Inn, Trebah, Tregenna Castle Hotel, Tregothnan, Tregothnan Estate and gardens, Trelissick Garden, Trengwainton, Trengwainton Garden and Tearooms, Trerice House and Garden, Watergate Bay Newquay, Watering Hole beach bar, Whipsiderry beach, Zennor No comments

Cornwall had caught my attention after a few articles I had read last year and I had thought to write a post about it since then. When I heard in […]

February 9, 2021

Pleasant Morning Briefings by ‘The New York Times’ – Part 2

General Ansbach, Ansbach Christmas market, Bangkok, Boccaccio, borscht, bouquinistes, coronavirus, David Attenborough, Davos, Decameron, Don Cheadle, El Palito refinery, Emily in Paris, environmental prize, Eton, Giovanni Boccaccio, Hanya Yanagihara, Hikaru Nakamura, Hotel Rwanda, Indiana Jones, Istanbul, Istanbul Film Festival, James Beard, James Bond, John Coltrane, John le Carré, Katherine Hepburn Brownies, London, Machu Picchu, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parada, Margaret Keenan, Meghan, Melbourne, Milan, monks, morning briefings, Mulan, Nairobi, NY Times, NYT, NYT Cooking, Ontario, pandemic, Paris, Paul Rusesabagina, Pfizer-BioNTech, Pret a Manger, Prince Harry, Prince William, Rwanda Investigation Bureau, Sean Connery, Silk Road, St. Pancras station, T magazine, the duke and duchess of Sussex, The New York Times, The Queen's Gambit, Times Square, Tree of Hope, Twitch, Ukraine, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, Venezuela, Venus, Village Vanguard No comments

This post is the continuation (the second part) of my previous post under the title “Pleasant Morning Briefings by ‘The New York Times’ – Part 1“. I will go on […]