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Great Britain, holds the history of once being the most powerful nation in the world. Although this status has long since passed, there are few areas of the country where evidence of this former glory are absent. Relics of an industrial past dot the landscape, and expansive stately homes display the profits reaped both at home and abroad.


Although famed for it's rain, the British climate is temperate, with mild winters and pleasant summers. The British countryside offers a taste of both the quaint and the unkempt, and provides opportunities for various outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing and pot-holing.


Britain's cities are vibrant and exciting, with long and diverse histories of development, historic buildings and stunning modern architecture.

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Highlights

 • The Lake District
 • London
 • Snowdonia National Park
 • Stonehenge
 • Loch Ness
 • Edinburgh
 • The Cornish Coast
 • The Giant's Causeway

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If you can keep your head....
If you can keep your head....
when all about you are losing theirs
To Change Or Not To Change This Was The Question? I reached a point where I had to make the most serious decision of my life, did I desire change, a complete break from my tired repetitive cycles, to abide by newer clearer freer rules, to finally rid myself of old boring pain which by now had developed an interesting personality all of its own? To continue and survive in this rapid changeable world I needed to remember to breathe, to calm the chattering in my mind to remember to feel, to relax and enjoy the rest of my precious life. [View Full Entry]

the soul cultivator - Claire Hall | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
3451 Words | 13 Comment(s) | 26 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 22nd 2009 | 133 Views | [diary=454866]

English Brrrrrr!
My Xi'an Soup Kitchen picture
The war rages on.

Because our Internet access has not been great while travelling I got behind on the blog. And now that we made it to England we have been busy and having a good time. In about 2 hours we will depart from Highworth for Heathrow airport. An hour and a half drive. We are heading home to OZ tonight. I have a head cold and Carol's cold is just starting. Tonights flight will be a bit unusual as we 3 ( carol Sean and Myself) are all on the same flight but because we booked at three separate times we are sitting [View Full Entry]

davidt - David Tasker | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
637 Words | 6 Comment(s) | 9 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 19th 2009 | 49 Views | [diary=454428]

Departing Izmir
Dubrovnik Crew
Boyd and Lisa

Sir John Soane Museum
Sir John Soane Museum
An eccentric museum
I tend not to blog about my UK travels. However, I feel it would be a good idea to share my travels home as well as abroad. Besides, I hope my travels at home will give ideas for travellers who are planning to visit the UK. I recently spent a couple of days in London. Although I have been to London many times, I am still fascinated with the capital and there is so much to see and do! I remember this quote, 'If you're tired of London, you're tired of life!' I think for me, this could be very true!! [View Full Entry]

spidermiss - Dawn Smallwood | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: November 21st 2009 | 20 Views | [diary=454883]

The West Front and Towers
The Monument
12 o'clock!

This isn't really travel blogging but about a project I'm working on for University at the moment, an audio-visual piece taking the ideas from a piece called "Different Trains" by Steve Reich and recreating them using electronic sources, with video to accompany, and a narrative about European Rail Tourism. This documents the production of the project and gives you a preview at the end. The completed product will be with you in December! Part 1 Part 2 Hope you enjoy :) [View Full Entry]

pilnikjezerobota - Zeibura S. Kathau | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
94 Words | 1 Comment(s) | 0 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 19th 2009 | 23 Views | [diary=454407]


So im having an 'i cant wait to get to Ghana' week this week. getting very excited about it all!!! sent off my Visa app form this week. it cost me £78 all together inc. special delivery. say whaaaaaaaaat?? bit worried my passport is going to get lost in the post- and then i will have to leg it to London a MILLION times to get a new passport AND new visa. hopefully not. watch this space. went shopping today. got my sleeping bag for the overland tour- and poss the house if the bedding isnt comfy- although apparently the temp [View Full Entry]

KirstieinGhana - Kirstie | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
439 Words | 0 Comment(s) | 0 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 19th 2009 | 1 Views | [diary=454458]


If anyone is still reading about my trip and hasnt forgotten me entirely :) My Next stop was London. Just a quick visit of four days i thought would be suffice but i love the place and could have spent a lot longer just wandering around. As i am not good with remembering which days i did what it shall be a summary of the visit on a whole. I do know that i arrived on the 9th November via the eurostar from Paris at around 8pm local time. So i hopped on the underground and headed towards Russel Square. The [View Full Entry]

ElizaSmale - Eliza Smale | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
1028 Words | 1 Comment(s) | 0 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 17th 2009 | 21 Views | [diary=453982]


So, last minute preperations have been waylaid by a bout of apathy. In much the same way my reply to most things these past few weeks have been "its not my problem", when discussing deadlines and such. But these week its "what the worst that could happen?" which seems to succesfully save me from doing anymore preperation. Its not like I need to know where Vancouver is. I paid a pilot for that. [View Full Entry]

cfloordave - Dave Burkimsher | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: November 16th 2009 | 5 Views | [diary=453697]


Sunday saw a delightful visit from the delectable Sheba. With such things in mind, a gentle walk along the rolling expanse of Scarborough's North Bay was enjoyed. The most curious sight was encountered, however. Ladders. Ladders leading to nowhere. Nothing, except the slight betrayal of a looped fishing rod, and the unmarked scowl of a fisherman sitting on anti-erosion stones. Yes, people were fishing. We enjoyed a well-deserved coffee, where Imran patted Sheba's toasted teacake and Sheba nibbled on Imran's jammy scone. Delicious! A quieter weekend, but one thoroughly enjoyable neve [View Full Entry]

Imran and Sheba - Sarah Louise Wright | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
94 Words | 0 Comment(s) | 10 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 16th 2009 | 9 Views | [diary=453728]

A Scowling Scarborough Fisherman
Ladder to Nowhere
Autumn Sun

Linlithgow Palace
Linlithgow Palace
Birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots
This blog was meant to be posted 6 days ago, however, due to a difficuly with the internet (primarily caused by Duncs), and a lack of access since has meant we are now posting our blog of Scotland in Madrid. We arrived in Scotland 4 days after our arrival in London and took control of the “Silver Rocket”, which would be our chariot for the next 5 days - a.k.a the Silver Passat with it’s unorthodox method of car ignition. Spent the night at Stirling after checking out the birthplace of Queen Mary of Scots, followed by our first taste of [View Full Entry]

Duncs 82 - Duncan McNab | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: November 16th 2009 | 45 Views | [diary=453738]

Stirling Castle
One of the many lochs
Main Road, Killin

By krimbow
November 16th 2009
Banging (Sorted) Bangor Europe » United Kingdom » Wales » Bangor
At the Hotel
At the Hotel
Happy Days at the Hotel Before it all went Pete Tonge
Bails Out! It was my Birthday weekend and also it coincided with a Stag party of one Stretcho and Mikey Boy's mates. David Bailey or Bails picked Chaddy and I up from our respective homes and we hit out on the highway. Chad wanted him to stop at an off License, so he could buy some cans of lager for the Journey. But Bails was having none it, he told him "F*ck off, if I can’t have a drink then you can’t" Bails was Old Skool Team Moston. He had moved out of the Manor to Longsight about 6 years [View Full Entry]

krimbow - Christopher Waters | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
4167 Words | 1 Comment(s) | 14 Photo(s) | 0 Video(s)
Published: November 17th 2009 | 7 Views | [diary=453888]

Team Moston
The World Famous Octagon Club
Wheel of Fortune


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