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Take time out for an Indian Head Massage in Derby! This is an unbelievably relaxing treatment & a must for those who yearn to

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Feel the pressure flow away with an Indian head massage in Nottingham! This beauty & treatment salon in the heart of the city is a temple to relaxation & rejuvenation. As soon as you step through the door the noise of the street is muffled to a silence & you're transported into a rather exotic world full of aromas & soft music. It's time to enjoy some TLC! Influenced by practices conducted in ancient cultures these holistic therapies aim to re-balance both your mind & body. Long seen as beneficial in Indian culture the head massage melts away tensions not just in the head & scalp but the whole of the upper body. It really is all about clearing your mind freeing your soul of worries & releasing pressure with hopefully long-lasting positive effects too. This skilled Nottingham team is highly trained in the hand movements used to massage your head & it really is a fine art. Even the lightest touch can work wonders on your whole body & depending on what your body needs will make you feel relaxed or rejuvenated ready to face the world again after your 25 minutes of utter bliss. The salon itself is in a wonderful Grade II listed building that is well known amongst Nottingham residents. The decor inside is very much Far East meets Morocco with a very wise-looking Buddah sitting sagely in the window next to the entrance to welcome you. After a warm reception from staff the Indian head massage treatment will be explained to you so you know what to expect. Then it's off to the cosy & beautifully-lit treatment room to meet your therapist who will using their magic hands to great effect. The massage can be done with or without oils so if you're heading back to work after you won't have to deal with your hair style but many say it is a much nicer sensation when the specially selected oils are used. So hopefully your Indian head massage at this Nottingham beauty temple will have you feeling suitably serene as you step back out into the city street. In less than half an hour your can treat your body to some gentle massaging from your shoulders & neck to your forehead & scalp. & believe us you'll be amazed at just how great it feels with a definite positive well-being effect. ...

Introducing indoor archery in Northampton! Fire arrows whatever the weather at this wonderful Northamptonshire archery facility. We are offering excellent value 'have a go' sessions for you to give this fun target sport a try. An indoor archery centre like this one in Northampton is a rare thing. It means you can go & shoot some arrows during the day at weekends & perhaps more importantly in the evenings to fit in with our ever-increasingly busy lifestyles. Paul Hopkins is the man behind this successful Northamptonshire archery centre. Open since 2018 the passionate archer has created a superb set-up. It's bright & airy & has been designed with a line of archery lanes each one with a classic round target to shoot at. You'll be welcomed by Paul who'll explain what'll happen on your taster archery experience. You'll then be kitted out with a modern recurve bow (they're the same sort of bows as used in the Olympics) before heading to your lane on the range. Once in position how to lift & hold your bow will be explained to you along with how to load (or 'knock' in archery speak) your arrows. Stance sorted arrow knocked & you're ready to release. Paul will give you tips on how best to take aim & before you know it you'll be getting those arrows flying straight & true. As a beginner you'll start at around six metres away from the targets moving progressively further away as your skills improve. & to give you an idea competitive archery is at 18-metres
- which seems impossibly far away! Your introductory indoor archery session in Northampton will last around an hour & in that time you'll be surprised how far you'll progress. Paul is a great teacher with budding archers praising his patience & clear instructing. Suitable for all ages from ten years old anyone can try indoor archery at anytime come rain or shine!
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Indoor bungee jumping in semi-darkness? It sounds crazy enough but add in whirling spotlights swirling clouds of dry ice & pounding rock music & it's stark staring bonkers! This extraordinary venue has a steel structure towering 150ft to jump from
- almost as high as Nelson's Column -except that it all takes place in the steel city of Sheffield! As you climb the 143 steps to the jump zone your heart pounds as music pumps out of a wall of speakers & seven huge video screens project images around you showing what you are about to do. No time to back out now you're being winched up ready for the jump of your life! It's then time to take the plunge & as you tumble 150ft towards the ground...and you realise that you've trusted your life to nothing more than an elastic band! We reckon this has got to be the UK's scariest adrenaline experience. This spectacular location in a gigantic former steel works has plenty of room for spectators & is within easy reach of the M1 & both S...
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No visit to Oxford would be complete without an Inspector Morse tour! You don't need to be a super sleuth to find a walking tour around Oxford that

Includes:: all the best bits & lots of Morse locations too... it's right here on this very page! The city of Dreaming Spires is a bit of hotbed when it comes to mysterious murders in the fictional world of Inspector Morse. Colin Dexter's enigmatic Detective Chief Inspector Morse is partial to a pint or two of real ale loves classical music & indulges regularly in crossword puzzles
- & all this in between solving those continuous heinous crimes in & around Oxford. From the very first Morse ' The Dead of Jericho' in 1987 to ' The Remorseful Day' in 1999 Oxford has been the prime location for filming Inspector Morse which is what makes these Oxford walking tours so popular. Not only will you see & visit many familiar places as seen on the Inspector Morse TV series but also popular spin-off shows Lewis & Endeavour. & of course t...


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You'll be in the wild but just steps away from civilisation during this taster session in bushcraft in Yorkshire! The venues for

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Windsurfing near Chepstow
- ideal for beginners! These vouchers are for two people to have a half-day windsurfing lesson together
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Let's see how much of a clever clogs you are with these gift IQ test kits! A great gift that's entertaining & fun the contents of this tin will get your brains working overtime to see whether you could have given Einstein a run for his money in the intelligence stakes. The essence of this gift is your access to an IQ test. But before you take it make sure you train your brain with the exercise cards included as part of your IQ gift tin. They'll get you thinking outside the box testing your mental calculations & leave you racking your brains for the right answer. As well as the brain teasers these tins also contain loads of information on Phrenology the study of the brain which was popular in the 19th century. Back in the day when the aristocracy flounced around writing romantic poetry & detective novels there were hundreds of phrenology societies in the UK attended by the likes of Arthur Conan-Doyle Charlotte Bronte & George Eliot. Even Queen Victoria was a fan. Since... ...

Discover England's industrial heritage from above on this Ironbridge Gorge & Severn Valley Tour by helicopter! Flying out of the ex RAF base at Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport you will soon be hovering over some of the most famous Shropshire landmarks all beautifully preserved to tell the story of the Industrial Revolution. The most iconic sight has to be the famous 60m Iron Bridge that spans the River Severn at the village of Ironbridge near Coalbrookdale. The first arched bridge to be made from iron cast at the local foundry & blast furnace was officially opened in 1787 & is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Seeing the bridge from the air is a truly magnificent sight. Your tour by helicopter also

Includes:: other Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust landmarks such as the brick kilns the Blists Hill open air museum & the Hay Incline Plane on the Shropshire Canal. You will also pass over Bridgnorth with its ruined castle & funicular railway swoop over the 2634 hectare Wyre Forest...

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