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Day 13 – Somewhere you’d like to move or visit.

Posted on November 13, 2010 by X-Wide P

30 Days Planned Blogging:

Day 13 – Somewhere you’d like to move or visit Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Extra X-Wide P, Tourism, Tumblr | Tagged 30 Days, Cornwall, Cumbria, Devon, English Coastline, Heart of England, Kyzyl, Lake District, Sussex, Tuva, Wales, xwidep | 1 Comment

175 Years of Steam

Posted on June 8, 2010 by X-Wide P

175th Anniversary Celebration of the Great Western Railway Continue reading →

Posted in Anglotopia, Blogs, Heritage | Tagged Anglotopia, culture, Explore England's England, Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway, Great Western Railway, GWR, Heart of England, heritage, steam trains, tourism, trains | Leave a comment

What is competition?

Posted on June 2, 2010 by X-Wide P

Competition and partnership go hand in hand when it comes to tourism Continue reading →

Posted in Anglotopia, Blogs, Tourism | Tagged Anglotopia, competition, Explore England's England, Heart of England, heritage, tourism, Warwickshire, Wooton Wawen | Leave a comment

English and Welsh Castles

Posted on June 2, 2010 by X-Wide P

English & Welsh Castles along the Wye Valley Continue reading →

Posted in Anglotopia, Blogs, Heritage | Tagged Anglotopia, castle, castles, Eastnor Castle, English Heritage, Explore England's England, Goodrich Castle, Grosmont Castle, Heart of England, heritage, Longtown Castle, Skenfrith Castle, tourism, Wales, White Castle, Wilton Castle | 2 Comments

Twelve Days of Shakespeare Country Part Two

Posted on June 1, 2010 by X-Wide P

Twelve Days of Shakespeare Country Part Two – Six more things to do Continue reading →

Posted in Anglotopia, Blogs, Culture, Tourism | Tagged Anglotopia, art, castles, classic cars, Compton Verney, English Heritage, Explore England's England, Guiding You Ltd., Heart of England, Henley in Arden, heritage, Kenilworth Castle, Queen Elizabeth I, Royal Leamington Spa, Shakespeare, stately homes, Stratford Town Walks, The Open Road, tourism, Warwick Castle, work | Leave a comment

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