England quaint cottages, peaceful green gardens and stone houses are some of Englands Treasures. If you want peace and quiet, or fun and games, or even long heathly walks with beautiful Scenery look no further.

What was life like in Stuart England? For the rich it was comfortable but for the poor, it was a nightmare. And then there was the smell...

The Oak is the heart of England. But the willow was immortalized in Tolkiens Lord of the Rings. Find out more.

Who are the greats of English detective writers? Two are Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie author of Poirot and elderly slueth Miss. Marple.

As the film 'The other Boleyn Girl' hits the cinema; Here is the real life history of the infamous Anne Boleyn. Anne was the reason for Henry Tudor changing the very religion of England and torture and murder on a grand scale. Who, really, was the woman who refused to become Henry VIII mistress?

Here are some recipes that I have cooked many times myself and are 'Proper' English!

English and Americans laugh over words we each use that neither of us understand. What on earth is a Lav? why do Americans use old wooden carts, or do they? Read here to find out!

If you are visiting London, there is so much to see and do. From its famous markets, immortalised in Disney's 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks'; to its bridges and castles. See the Tower of London. Stand on London Bridge, where the heads of traitors were stuck on pikes for all to see. Visit London soon!

Who were the first English people? When did they begin to populate England? It may interest you to know that the first peoples in England were not associated with being English! What is the difference? And who was the first King of the united English? These intriguing questions are answered here.

What ever has happened to the delightful English icon; The Afternoon Tea? What is the difference between high tea and afternoon tea? All the wonderful cakes, buns and sandwiches, not to mention the poem 'Ode to a scone' are here!