SC - olives in period spanish recipes?

[Olwen the Odd]

	Although I lived in the UK twenty-something years ago, I don't
remember 
	what's there or how it has changed.  Any recommendations as to shops
or 
	historical sites that are a "must see" would also be appreciated.
	Thank you.
	Gwendolen

York and York Minster are lovely, and the York Museum is good, but I'm told
the Jorvik (?) Viking Museum is overated and frustrating (it's one of those
whip-you-round-in-a-cart things where you can't stop and drool). 
There is a page (or two or three) about visiting London on our Shirewebpage
the including names of some good restaurants (obligatory food content). 
Have a look and if you have any further questions, you can email me
privately.

Al Servizio Vostro, e del Sogno
Lucrezia

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