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Massive £15.5m play space with fairy grottos, goblin lairs and slides to open in UK
Northumberland.The brain child of the Duchess of Northumberland, Jane Percy, the play space will be themed around elves, fairies, dwarves and goblins.The project, called Lilidorei, will be a fairytale wonderland for kids to get stuck into. READ MORE: Disney announces new cruise ship 'Treasure' inspired by Jasmine and Aladdin And, it’s planned to be the biggest play structure in the world…Magical creatures like pixies and dwarves will live within their nine clan houses across the 40-acre land of The Alnwick Garden.This means little ones can explore fairy grottos, goblin hideaways and plenty of slides to scoot down.There are also treehouses, climbing areas and more…Food and drink will be available at a stall so kids can tuck into hot chocolate as they escape every day life for the world of magic.Due to be completed in early 2023, Lilidorei will add 50 new jobs to the garden as well as hundreds more in the wider community.And, it’s hoped that Lilidorei will get children away from the screens of smartphones or iPads for a while.Plus, the park will offer “Free Fridays” during term time allowing primary schoolchildren in the county and its surroundings areas to visit the attraction for free.The magical village will be lit up with Christmas trees and fairy lights among the nine houses that will sit in a forest clearing.The Duchess of Northumberland said: "Lilidorei has lived in my imagination for the past 12 years and I am delighted to bring my creative vision to life.“The saddest thing is when scientists disprove theories, and we are told that the Loch Ness Monster doesn’t exist or that the tooth fairy isn’t real or that Santa is make-believe."Lilidorei turns all this upside down. It exists and it is captivating.
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Why Canadian TV icon Jeanne Beker is determined to make her breast cancer journey uplifting
Jeanne Beker's DNA. As her legions of fans well know, the Fashion Television icon and mom of two - whose parents were both Holocaust survivors – counts her blessings more than most. MORE: How Michael Bublé found joy in singing again with new album HigherAnd so, when she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 70, rather than go into hiding, Jeanne set about finding the joy. With her signature positivity, she took to social media to share every aspect of her "new normal," from Friday chemo sessions to Saturday morning trips to the farmer's market near the Northumberland County retreat she shares with her partner, Iain MacInnes, and their dog, Gus. WATCH: Shannen Doherty opens up about having stage four cancerJeanne's older daughter, Becky, an artist, lives nearby, while musician Joey drove from the Yukon to be her mom as she embarked on a 12-part course of chemotherapy (she will have surgery to remove the tumour, which has already shrunk, this fall).A post shared by Jeanne Beker (@thejeannebeker)Jeanne's daughters have been right by her side during her chemotherapy Jeanne's ability to find the light in dark times, and her determination to help others in the process, made her the perfect person to kick off our new series, Women Who Inspire. MORE: Olivia Newton-John recalls terrifying moment she was diagnosed with breast cancerRELATED: Country music icon Toby Keith's fans pray for him amid cancer diagnosisJeanne Beker: I just went for my routine mammogram.
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