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Street Food with L’atelier des Chefs
Can we really have had Glastonbury again already? Where does the time go! We’ve already given you some top tips for festivals in another post last week and it got our juices flowing. Recent times have seen us all try to be more self sufficient, making more things for ourselves and going back to basics. RLD staff kept up the theme with a visit to our partner L’atelier des Chefs recently, to try out their street food cookery class. We share their experience and give you some great recipes too, read on!
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Tennis Trailblazers
Today marks the start of the legendary championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC). Each year at Wimbledon, as well as at the other tennis championships, historical moments are born and created. We take a look back at some of the tennis trailblazers who have left an everlasting mark on the sport. Why not read our previous blogs on weird and wonderful facts about Wimbledon and even what happens on a tour of the world-famous club!
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5 Epic Things That Happened at Goodwood
Despite the less than desirable weather, this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed is off to a roaring start. This annual hill-climb and motoring extravaganza is basically the Glastonbury for petrol heads and since starting in 1993, it has produced some pretty amazing moments. Here are 5 of them…
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The Ultimate Glastonbury Festival To Do List
The muddiest and arguably most anticipated four days of the festival season are upon us. Yes, it is time for Emily and Michael Eavis’s rock child – Glastonbury Festival. With 180,000 people descending on Worthy farm this weekend and 100 different stages to choose from, it is hard to decide where to head to first. Check out our previous posts on how to survive a festival and other music festivals worth checking out. We have compiled a list of the top five places to check out over the weekend for those lucky enough to be going!
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Discover the Amazing Gyrocopter
For generations people have wished for the ability to fly. While aeroplanes and helicopters are now commonplace in the modern world, neither truly gives us a sensation close to natural flight. This is where gyrocoptering comes in. The first gyrocopter was flown in 1923 over the streets of Madrid by inventor Juan de la Cierva, and has since become a passion for aspiring aviators across the world. They have come on a little way since then! Read on for our interview with two of the best UK gyrocopter pilots in the business.
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Presents for Dad: A Father’s Day Animation
If you’ve got 30 seconds to spare, take a look at our Father’s Day animation. It’s only short, but might provide inspiration if you’re thinking about presents for dad (or if you just like aeroplanes). What will you be saying this Father’s Day?