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| A Taste of English Heritage |
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Tuesday, 03 February 2009, 3:00pm - 7:00pm |
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Find out what new initiatives English Heritage has to offer: travel, days out, gardens, entertainment, heritage, shopping, books and weddings.
Good Housekeeping Institute, 72 Broadwick St, London W1F 9EP. Tea served 3-5pm, then drinks reception 5–7pm.
For more details, or to confirm your attendance, please contact Elaine Teh at Grayling on 0117 922 7799 /
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Underground, we hold candles to light our way through a labyrinthine approach to the rock-hewn monolithic churches. Suddenly the sunlight floods in through arched windows illuminating colourful murals depicting stories from the Bible. Angels, devils and saints observe us shuffling on the cobbles on bare feet. A priest appears, dressed in sumptuous crimson robes and holding aloft one of the silver crosses of Lalibela. He dons sunglasses to protect his eyes as our cameras start to flash, and he grins like a Hollywood A lister caught by the paparazzi.
Judith Baker, Ethiopia,Hedge magazine, January 2010
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