| He has a palatial house in a smart part of London and a bolthole in Hertfordshire. |
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| This is followed by a two-pass drilling operation to produce the counterbore and the bolthole. |
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| He and his friends had been down in their strip-lit bolthole for weeks, toiling selflessly day and night. |
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| The town could be a fine bolthole during the Edinburgh Festival when the capital is heaving with visitors. |
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| One day, I will have a flat there as a bolthole for an occasional escape from everything. |
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| With stained-glass windows and dark oak panelling from floor to ceiling, it must be a glorious bolthole when the open fire is roaring in mid-winter. |
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| It's 1987, and McIver is living alone in a rundown summer house in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, the traditional holiday bolthole for generations of well-off New Yorkers. |
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| Home: London bolthole Budget chain Motel One opens its first London property this month in Tower Hill, with rooms from £98 per night. |
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| When not at the palace, Edward stayed at Fort Belvedere, his bolthole in Windsor Great Park. |
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| He planned to start this jubilee holiday boarding the ferry from Ullapool to Stornoway, getting away from his work to the family bolthole on the west coast of Lewis. |
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| We now have more than 500 members from 35 countries worldwide and many of them see the club as a unique bolthole where they can shelter from the public eye. |
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| Despite her love of the London party scene, Kate, 41, relishes escaping to her bolthole. |
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| Less than a month after the humiliation of Cyprus, a popular bolthole for Russia's financial ne'er-do-wells, tax havens have been hit with their own version of the WikiLeaks diplomatic-cables scandal. |
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| She finally told her mum when she was 19 and the dad-of-three left Coventry for a bolthole in Ireland. |
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| William and Kate headed out of London with their new baby and her elder brother Prince George as they made their way to their bolthole in Norfolk. |
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