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Hi there, my name is Chris Young, editor of both the englandexplore.com website and founder here at The Anglophile magazine.
Originally from England, I came to Australia to spend some time in the sun... Luckily for me I fell in love with a beautiful Australian lady who would soon become my wife. I live in Australia with her and our two boys.
I set up the englandexplore.com website, and then its magazine The Anglophile, as a labour of love. I love my new life in the sun, but feel homesick often and The Anglophile is a way of me sharing my love for the old country.
Well, it certainly seems to have struck a chord because, a few years down the line, it has become bigger than me…
Our growing readership is a community of true Anglophiles and fans of all things England and English - and we'd love to have you on board too.
Therefore I'd like to offer you the chance to check out the next 3 issues of The Anglophile for FREE...
This month’s theme is ‘The English Uplands In Winter’.
England has several upland areas which come into their own in the cold. There’s something about the cold, the snow covered peaks and their isolation that makes them magical places in the winter months.
Our first feature, then, covers our picks of these areas, and our gallery is of these areas in the ice and snow of winter.
Our second feature is of one particularly place in the Yorkshire Pennines, Ilkley Moor, a lovely place for a winter walk (or a pint in England’s highest pub) and famous for the children’s nursery rhyme ‘On Ilkla Moor Baht ’At’
Our third is a poet who epitomises one of the areas we feature, William Wordsworth from the Lake District.
Our quiz covers all of England in winter, its weather, traditions and events.
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Anglophile
noun
a person who is fond of or greatly admires England