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	National Trust for Scotland -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		The NTS owns and manages over 120 properties and 760 square kilometres of land: (A large building formerly occupied by a ruler and fortified against attack) castles, ancient small dwellings, historic sites, (A plot of ground where plants are cultivated) gardens and remote rural areas.
		The Trust attempts to show a property not as museum, but as the castle actually was at one time.
		A typical castle property, for example (Click link for more info and facts about Crathes Castle) Crathes Castle, will have grounds that may be visited without charge (or with an honesty box donation).
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/N/Na/National_Trust_for_Scotland.htm (668 words)

	Properties
		National Trust Properties in Wales National Trust Properties in Wales 5 Powys Carmarthenshire Dinefwr Park Clwyd Bodnan...
		National Trust Properties in Northern Ireland County Antrim Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge Giant's Causeway County Armagh De...
		Rothschild properties in Buckinghamshire Of all the landowners in the de Rothschild family.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/properties.html (300 words)

	Naturenet: The National Trust
		Although the National Trust is famous for owning large estates and historic houses, the majority of the land it owns is countryside and open space, open free of charge to the public at all times and preserved in perpetuity.
		National Trust Education also has its own separate site at http://www.nt-education.org which is a delight to use: far better looking than the main pages, and full of all sorts of useful stuff - including countryside bits.
		The National Trust for Scotland is a separate organisation.
	www.naturenet.net /orgs/nattrust.html (841 words)

	trust
		Trusts developed out of the English law of equity which has no equivalent in civil law jurisdictions, however since the use of the trust is so widespread some jurisdictions have incorporated trusts into their civil codes.
		In common law legal systems, a trust is where a person or persons (the trustees) have legal control over certain property (the trust property), but is/are bound to exercise that legal control for the benefit of other persons (the beneficiaries).
		A unit trust is a trust where the beneficiaries (called unitholders) each possess a certain share (called a unitholding) and can direct the trustee to pay money to them out of the trust property according to the number of unitholdings they possess.
	www.fact-library.com /trust.html (1340 words)

	Welcome to the Bermuda National Trust
		The Bermuda National Trust is a charity, established in 1970 to preserve natural, architectural and historic treasures and to encourage public appreciation of them.
		Europe: National Trust for England, Wales and Northern Ireland; National Trust for Jersey; National Trust for Scotland; The Manx Museum and National Trust - Isle of Man; the Gelderland Trust for Historic Houses and the Gelderland Trust for National Beauty - Netherlands
		The Trust’s programmes and activities are focused in the key areas of Preservation, Education and Advocacy.
	www.bnt.bm /About_the_trust/about_the_trust.htm (177 words)

	National Trust properties in Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		National Trust Properties in Wales is a link page for any stately home, historic house, castle, abbey, museum or other property in the care of the National Trust in Wales.
		See also: List of National Trust properties in England, National Trust Properties in Northern Ireland, National Trust for Scotland
		Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales in English and Welsh
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Trust_properties_in_Wales (108 words)

	National Assembly for Wales: Key Publications : Assembly Committees : Environment, Planning and Transport Committee
		Eighteen of The Trust properties in Wales are open at a charge including some of the principality’s finest castles and gardens.
		The National Trust is a charity, independent of government, founded in 1895 to "promote the permanent preservation of places of historic interest or natural beauty for the benefit of the nation".
		Although local authorities have core roles to play in LBAPs, other organisations (particularly national orgs like the National Trust) need to recognise their potentially important input at a local level and be prepared to share in the resourcing of LBAP initiatives where possible.
	www.cymru.gov.uk /keypubassemeplantrans/content/bio/national-trust.htm (1455 words)

	The National Trust
		The National Trust was founded in 1895 as an independent charity to hold, in perpetuity, countryside and historic buildings in England, Wales and Northern Ireland for the benefit of the nation.
		The Trust has nearly 2.7 million members and up to 50 million visits are made to National Trust properties each year.
		Although, in the light of the Bateson Report, the Trust later decided that deer hunting was not compatible with its statutory responsibilities for animal welfare, it continues to permit fox, hare and mink hunting.
	www.huntinginquiry.gov.uk /evidence/nationaltrust.htm (2946 words)

	Learning about the National Trust, the world's largest independent conservation charity
		Each year some 11 million people visit National Trust properties, open at a charge, while untold millions freely enjoy the coastline, hills and woodlands which the Trust preserves.
		Founded in 1895, the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty is the largest independent conservation charity in the world.
		To care for 600,000 acres (242,820ha) of countryside, over 550 miles of coastline and 300 historic houses and gardens, the National Trust depends on the generosity of the public and more than 2 million subscribing members, plus its friends and supporters.
	www.fountainsabbey.org.uk /aboutnt/aboutnt7a.html (320 words)

	Coast and Country Holidays Pembrokeshire Wales UK - self-catering vacation cottages in the countryside and coastline. Vacations in Wales and Welsh cottages of quality
		Wales is a haven for nature lovers, the National Trust owns quite a lot of the Pembrokeshire Coastline, around Bosherston, Lydstep, Marloes, Solva, St. Davids.
		Wales is a great place to visit, whether you choose a weekend-break or longer there are so many things to do.
		During the year there are many SPECIAL EVENTS being held in Wales.
	www.welsh-cottages.co.uk (782 words)

	BBC - South West Wales Nature Organisations - The National Trust
		The National Trust was formed in 1895 to care for places of historic interest or natural beauty.
		The Trust is the largest conservation organisation in Europe, supported by 2.7 million members, 70,000 of whom live in Wales.
		In Wales it operates on an all-Wales level and cares for over 106,000 acres of countryside, 138 miles of coastline and some of the finest castles and gardens.
	www.bbc.co.uk /wales/southwest/nature/organisations/pages/nationaltrust.shtml (218 words)

	National Commercial Properties
		National Commercial Properties are offered subject to prior withdrawal, sale, or other conditions without prior notice.
		Property is two blocks from North Western University and is currently being remodeled to tenant specifications.
		For Sale or Exchange: 200 acres with 3 miles of beach front property in Guanica Puerto Rico.
	www.mauiproperties.com /state.htm (3921 words)

	National Trust
		In 1999/2000 the cost of caring for the National Trust properties was £148.5 million.
		The Trust's first property was Dinas Oleu, 45 acres of cliffland near Barmouth, given in February 1895.
		The Trust employs 4,500 staff, ranging from building managers, curators and education officers to countryside wardens, foresters, gardeners and specialist advisers.
	www.geocities.com /davidseaford/national_trust.html (198 words)

	national land trust About Living Wills
		Wales National Trust properties - guide Wales, National Trust properties T he National Trust owns a rich cross section of land and property in the principality.
		The National Trust has launched a new project designed to enhance the skills and training development of its 2000 farming tenants, who will then share their experiences with other producers.
		Whether you choose to travel by land, sea or private jet, National Trust Study Tours promises an experience unattainable on one's...
	www.nossiff-giampa.com /trusts/1/national-land-trust.html (683 words)

	BBC - Devon Theatre - Sapling's Song at various National Trust properties in Devon
		The National Trust Theatre Company is touring again this summer with a show that promises to be a theatrical delight for children aged 4-7 and their families.
		The National Trust is over a century old, having been established in 1895.
		They set up the trust due to concern over how industrialisation was affecting the environment.
	www.bbc.co.uk /devon/stage/2004/saplings_song.shtml (465 words)

	Reaseheath College - Countryside - news
		The college will provide a three year, tailor-made scheme for trainee gardeners and countryside wardens from National Trust properties throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
		Reaseheath College has been selected as a national trainer for the UK's largest non-government land owner – the National Trust.
		On successful completion, the students will gain NVQ level 3 in Amenity Horticulture or Environmental Conservation plus a range of practical skills and relevant qualifications such as safe use of chainsaws and pesticides, small tree felling, IT and first aid.
	www.reaseheath.ac.uk /departments/country/news.htm (108 words)

	National Trust Properties in Bedfordshire
		National Trust properties are a bit thin on the ground in Bedfordshire.
		Only two NT properties can be visited by the public.
		A guide to museums in the county of Bedfordshire, England
	www.britainexpress.com /counties/bedfordshire/nat-trust.htm (93 words)

	National Trust
		National Trust Properties in the Region Barwon Grange Portarlington Mill Barwon Park The Heights National Trust of Australia (Victoria) ABN 61 004 356 192 Created by : Susie Zada © 2000 Susie Zada...
		National Trust in Devon National Trust Devon details can be got by clicking on one of the yellow buttons on the map below for fuller details of that property.
		National Trust The Cornish Coast and the National Trust Cornwall 's most precious asset is its...
	holidaycottagesinnorfolk.mashcottages.com /nationaltrust (848 words)

	Borrows Rest, Canalside B&B, Llangollen, Wales-Breaks.co.uk
		I am privileged to live in a property with a unique and phenomenal view of the valley and famous Telford Aqueduct.
		Come join me for breakfast, whilst absorbing the fantastic view of the Dee valley and watch the barges sail by on the famous Thomas Telford Aqueduct.
		Situated on the side of the Llangollen canal the property has recently been refurbished, with TV's fridges, tea and coffee facilities hairdryers.
	www.wales-breaks.co.uk /PropDetails.cfm?PropID=696 (226 words)

	Sendit.com - National Trust Centenary - Lungs For Workers
		Narrated by Sir Anthony Hopkins and presented by the Trust's own Richard Keen, Lungs For Workers presents the best of the National Trust's properties in Wales, and goes behind the scenes to examine the ethos of the organisation and how it plans to continue its success into the next millennium.
		Finally we go to the very heart of the Trust — its people — those who run it, who pay at the gate, and the many hundreds without those working lives the Trust would not be what it has been, what it is, or what it hopes to be in the next hundred years...
		Founded in 1895, the main aim of the Trust was to provide open spaces and fresh air to enable urban dwellers to escape the daily grind of industrial life.
	www.sendit.com /video/item/7000000034055 (267 words)

	The National Trust Jobs
		We’ll also provide you with National Trust membership, which entitles you to free entry to all National Trust properties in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (plus National Trust for Scotland), to allow you to make the most of your training.
		When training at your National Trust location, you'll be responsible for finding and paying for your own accommodation, although the property staff may be able to help you find something suitable.
		Although there are sometimes permanent jobs available at the National Trust training locations, there is no guarantee of this and you will have to apply alongside external candidates.
	www.skilledfutures.org.uk /faqs.htm (515 words)

	LondonPass
		Lungs For Workers presents the best of the National Trust's properties in Wales, the behind the scenes organisation and their plans for the next millenium....
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		Narrated by Sir Anthony Hopkins and presented by Richard Keen.
	www.truste-emarketing.co.uk /review/london-pass.co.uk.html (249 words)

	National Trust Properties in Wales Colwyn-Bay UK England, Supplied by accessentertainment.co.uk
		National Trust Properties in Wales Colwyn-Bay UK England, Supplied by accessentertainment.co.uk
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	www.accessentertainment.co.uk /Nationaltrust/Wales.htm (225 words)

	Charity Navigator Rating - The Royal Oak Foundation
		Royal Oak Members enjoy free admission to National Trust properties in England, Wales and Northern Ireland; as well as the National Trust of Scotland.
		Americans in alliance with the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland
		The Royal Oak Foundation, founded 1973, is the American membership affiliate of The National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
	www.charitynavigator.org /index.cfm/bay/search.summary/orgid/8212.htm (285 words)

	Penrhyn Castle, Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales
		There was a 12th century castle on this site 1 mile east of Bangor in North Wales.
		The National Trust have added a number of exhibitions
		To give an idea of the family's wealth, a seven mile wall surrounds the estate.
	www.wales-calling.com /NT/Penrhyn-Castle.htm (135 words)

	National Trust: Environment Wales
		The National Trust is a registered charity founded in 1895, to preserve places of historic interest or natural beauty permanently for the benefit of the nation, supporting its conservation work with its unique statutory power to declare land inalienable, in perpetuity.
		The Trust is committed to the principle of public access to its properties and extending opportunities for their use by everyone.
		Address: The National Trust, The Kings Head, Bridge Street, Llandeilo, SA19 6BB Tel: 01558 825116/ 118
	www.environment-wales.org /nationaltrust.html (171 words)

	Holiday Cottages Wales: Ffynnonau, On the Taf estuary
		All properties are two storey stone barn conversions with the living area on the first floor giving excellent views.
		There are a wide variety of birds to be seen on the National Trust salt marshes.
		Ffynnonau is a 30 acre farm whose old stone barns have been converted to provide accommodation of a high standard and full of character, with oak floors, exposed beams and stonework.
	www.premiercottages.co.uk /cottage.asp?cotid=168 (427 words)

	History and Landscapes - The Guide to National Trust Properties in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
		This book has been described as the National Trust's bible - and indeed it is. The first edition (as The National Trust Guide) was published in 1973, and there have been five subsequent revised editions, each fatter than the previous one, as the number and variety of the Trust's properties have grown.
		This beautiful book showcases recent National Trust acquisitions such as the Gothic wonder of Tyntesfield in Somerset, John Lennon's childhood home Mendips and William Morris's Arts and Crafts Red House in Kent.
		The Trust's great houses of course feature in all their varied beauty - from the Tudor splendour of Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire through to the magnificent Victoriana at Cragside in Northumberland.
	www.touchwoodbooks.co.nz /New%2005/histland.html (336 words)

	The area around Borrows Rest
		Borrows Rest is in an ideal position for touring North Wales and the borderlands.
		Llangollen is a very picturesque town with the River Dee running under the ancient bridge, which is one of the Seven Wonders of Wales.
		Situated directly on the canalside, the River Dee, the Offa's Dyke path and close to the Trevor Wharf makes it a haven for all ages and walks of life, especially for hikers, fishermen, cyclists, artists and canoeists.
	www.m.e.hereinwales.btinternet.co.uk /area.html (323 words)

	National Trust Properties in England
		See: National Trust Properties in Wales, National Trust Properties in Northern Ireland, National Trust for Scotland, List of historic houses, List of abbeys and priories, List of castles, List of museums, List of Conservation topics
		National Trust Properties in England is a link page for any stately home, historic house, castle, abbey, museum or other property in the care of the National Trust in England.
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	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/national_trust_properties_in_england (139 words)

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