'Huh!' says Kimmy the cat, 'this book about AGATHA CHRISTIE she's always going on about having written turns out to be really rather interesting after all.'
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Congratulations to everyone who said it's a house for keeping leeches in!

QUIZ: what was this funny little building used for? (Clue: not a game larder, nor an ice house either.)

I certainly have not the talent which some people possess of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.

Aha - I see friends in Australia have already had the chance to see NOTRE DAME: THE FINAL CHAPTER, the next installment of the story of the restoration of the cathedral after the fire. Coming to the rest of the world soon!
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This is the view towards Paignton from the Imperial Hotel, Torquay.

Do you know which Agatha Christie stories feature a spookily similar hotel, with a spookily similar view?

Would Poirot and Hastings feel a sense of PERIL on the terrace where I took my picture??

Hampton Court's maze putting on its green coat ready for another summer's worth of visitors.

We went to the Kensington Palace Orangery this week to see the epic conservation work completed, but the new cafe's now open and we kept getting distracted by the cakes the cakes the cakes the cakes the cakes the
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Approaching the time of year when Hampton Court goes tulip-tastic

As a result of this bit of the programme I received some gifts of hand cream at Christmas.

'Lucy, you spent what's supposed to be a holiday in a darkened room with 48 books about the French Revolution. Please tell me you're not thinking about writing a new book yourself. It's such hell when you do.'

I'm sure that Bertie would wish you Happy Easter if he wasn't too busy sleeping playing or trying to eat things. I'm afraid you'll have to make do with best wishes from his entourage instead

A sunny weekend at my country estate*

*not really my country estate

I saw another mighty angel come down from heaven, clothed in a cloud: and a rainbow was upon his head - and the angel lifted up his hand to heaven, and swore that there should be time no longer

I really don't mind at all that at least three people a day come up to me and say 'I love you, Prof Alice Roberts💙!' I just say 'thank you', 'lovely to meet you' and 'do keep on #DiggingForBritain .' Everyone goes away happy.

Hello! This is the warmest of invitations to join me this autumn for a new series of talks about one of the greatest human beings who ever lived: JANE AUSTEN ❤
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