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Border Leicester Society marking the 125th year legacy of the versatile breed of sheep

Border Leicester Society marking the 125th year legacy of the versatile breed of sheep
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Border Leicester Society celebrates 125 years

Border Leicester Society celebrates 125 years
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The British cemetery home to Middle East poets, politicians and princes

Published date: 28 January 2021 10:32 UTC | Last update: 1 month 2 weeks ago About 30km southwest of London, the commuter town of Woking happens to be home to western Europe s largest cemetery. Its size isn t its only accolade; Brookwood cemetery has also been the resting place of some of the world s prominent thinkers, creators, activists and royalty. They include Edward the Martyr, who briefly ruled the country in the 10th century and whose remains were moved to Brookwood in 1984; John Singer Sargent, the American portrait artist who painted several US presidents; and, for a time, Dodi El-Fayed, the entrepreneur who died in a car crash alongside Princess Diana. 

Museum Notebook: Big bird farming in Whanganui

Museum Notebook: Big bird farming in Whanganui 17 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Made of white ostrich feathers and a white-painted wood frame with a silver embossed decoration, around 1910. Photo / Whanganui Regional Museum Collection ref: 1948.12.7 Made of white ostrich feathers and a white-painted wood frame with a silver embossed decoration, around 1910. Photo / Whanganui Regional Museum Collection ref: 1948.12.7 Whanganui Chronicle By: Libby Sharpe Alexander Allison farmed at Letham, about 11 kilometres south of Whanganui. His dairy operation was not paying, so he bought a pair of ostriches from South Africa to start a new enterprise. The birds arrived in Whanganui in 1904. The Letham ostriches were not farmed for meat or eggs, but to produce ostrich feathers for fashionable hats, cloaks and dresses.

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