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Review: The Nautical Puzzle Book for exploring the National Maritime Museum’s treasures

December 17th, 2020

During lockdown 2.0, I settled down on the kitchen table on a Saturday evening, ready to explore one of my

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10 things to do in and around London with young children

July 15th, 2019

1. Visit the Children’s Garden in Kew Gardens In Kew Gardens there’s a new Children’s Garden, which opened in May,

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3 tips for visiting London’s National Maritime Museum with kids

January 29th, 2019

1. Visit the Ahoy! gallery Young museum-goers will enjoy the Ahoy! gallery for under 7s, which is free to visit

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