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  • The Paintings and Drawings of Dorothy Bradford 
    Nantwich Museum 
    24th Mar 2012 - 26th May 2012 

    Dorothy preferred to think of herself as an international artist who lived in Nantwich. A reputation she thoroughly deserved ....

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  • IWA Guided Walk 
    The Badger, Church Minshull 
    24th May 2012 

    Enjoy a 3.3 mile guided walk with the Inland Waterways Association along the Middlewich Branch of the Shropshire Union Canal ....

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  • Olympic Posters 
    Grosvenor Museum 
    7th Apr 2012 - 17th Jun 2012 

    View the complete set of official Summer Olympic posters, from the Olympic Foundation in Lausanne ....

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  • Just One Look at 1960s Chester 
    Chester History and Heritage 
    2nd Apr 2012 - 29th Jun 2012 

    Welcome to Chester fifty years ago, a time of destruction and construction in the city ....

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  • Chester History Hunter Walking Tour 
    Town Hall Visitor Information Centre, Chester 

    Enjoy the Best of Chester with this daily walking tour ....

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  • Sandbach Farmers' Market 
    The Market Square, Sandbach 
    11th Aug 2012 

    Based in the cobbled Market Square, this market is on the second Saturday of each month ....

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Wem

Virgin Voyager heads North

A Perfect Place to Visit

The unique Mythstories Museum of Myth & Fable is located in Wem. Mythstories has exhibitions and storytelling research material. It features regular storytelling events throughout the year and admission is free.

Just 3 miles from Wem lies Hawkstone Park Follies. Placed 14th in the Sunday Times `Britain's Best 50 Days Out' feature - 17 June 2007.  The Follies is a fantasyland of cliffs, crags, caves, deep woods and a series of extraordinary monuments built over 200 years ago. After years of neglect, the magical landscape was lovingly restored and reopened in 1993. English Heritage awarded Hawkstone Park Follies with Grade I certification on its Register of Historic Gardens and Parks and the Good Britain Guide voted it ‘Family Attraction of the Year 2004’.

Highlights include Grotto Hill, where you can explore a pitch-dark labyrinth of ancient mines cut into the cliff; the Swiss Bridge, a rustic wooden structure perched over an unnervingly deep chasm; the Cleft, a path winding between two cliffs which narrows into a dark, creepy tunnel; and the Monument, a 100ft high column which can be climbed to enjoy panoramic views of up to 13 counties!

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