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New England Valentine's Day in climate change: Expectation vs. Reality...

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1689: Prince William of Orange & Mary II were declared joint sovereigns of England, Ireland & Scotland. King James II had fled to France the December before. This deposition led to the Battle of the in 1690, & the Battle of in 1691! https://t.co/THd8npObcl

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February 12, 1964: Gerald Gardner died at age 79 after suffering a heart attack while on board a ship returning to England from Lebanon.
Portrait by Travis Simpkins
https://t.co/UjuDuBuUwV

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It's just a week now to the start of some of the regions February half term holidays!

Take a look and discover what's on 👇
https://t.co/CdSQ8JNuX9

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Prophets and Apostles II

Marvelously accurate reproduction from 16th century Missal of Mary of England, Apostles & Prophets, Number Two, https://t.co/zbkp7VopoN

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Malaysia /Malacca (Melaka) have different named by his three colonies different name different period.

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Girl with closed eyes, 1987
📍#London 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
(1922-2011)

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Feb 10th 1981 released their debut album “Dark Star”

Did you know...
The band was from
Birmingham, England and formed in 1978.

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New artwork for sale! - "Warwick England Skyline - https://t.co/1dsnplVPAY

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February 10, 1902: A.E. Waite was raised a Master Mason in St. Marylebone Lodge No. 1305 as a courtesy to Runymede Lodge No. 2430 at Wraysbury in Buckinghamshire, England.
Portrait by Travis Simpkins
https://t.co/UjuDuBdj8l

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Saw a lot of artists drawing england with the winter Olympics outfit so I thought of giving it a try

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this was a lil quick doodle but im surprised i haven't seen any tinkerbell alice content from the fandom since i think theyre essentially the same character lol but hey maybe one day ill do some actual drawings for it 🤷‍♀️

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✨✨ATTENTION ANE-GOERS✨✨

If you catch me in my partial suit at Anthro New England, ask for a pin!!

I'll be giving out a FREE BEAKY PIN* to add to your collections.

(*while supplies last.)

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The Romans ate a savory eel flan, & the dish lasted through the medieval period as a kinda popular Lenten dessert. It was more popular on the Continent than in England, though. 11/13

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🍄 Fungi collected in Shropshire and other neighborhoods
[England],[1860-1902]
https://t.co/mc98JpFEnQ

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The Anglo Saxon Chronicle notes in AD 552 *Cynric fought against the Britons at Searobyrig [Old Sarum] and put the Britons to flight*

As Cynric is a British name this may be a hazy remembrance of post Roman civil conflict

Pic © Peter Dunn / Historic England

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Trafalgar Square & Big Ben - London, England

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