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Bank Holiday  What do we Brits do on our precious Bank Holiday Weekends? AHH Family bonding, A trip to the seaside? D.I.Y? or maybe a Barbeque? Here are the true thoughts of a Brit! Christmas Cheer  What really happens on Christmas day in the UK? In a typical English Christmas day, it does not get much better that this.. Englands cottages and gardens  England quaint cottages, peaceful green gardens and stone houses are some of Englands Treasures. If you want peace and quiet, or fun and games, or even long heathly walks with beautiful Scenery look no further. Folkestone Seaside  If you are having a day by the seaside this summer, why not visit Folkestone? It is vibrant, with different things for all family memebers. Folkestone has it all; shops, beaches, places to eat and markets as well as stunning walks and views. Places to visit  Here are some places of interest for anyone visiting or looking for a day out in Englands South East. Either for a serious shop, tattoo or few days break, its all included! The Lake District  One of the most beautiful places in England is the Lake district. Breathtaking scenes and sites of historic interest it has so much to offer the visiting tourist. If you are visiting the UK it is a treat for the senses; and one that should not be missed. Visiting Britain's Coasts and Castles  Want to visit where knights, kings' and queens' lived, fought and dreamed? Looking for peaceful coastline unspoilt by arcades, with traditional brass bands for free on sundays, with childrens activities on the beach front? Look no further! Visiting London  If you are visiting London, there is so much to see and do. From its famous markets, immortalised in Disney's 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks'; to its bridges and castles. See the Tower of London. Stand on London Bridge, where the heads of traitors were stuck on pikes for all to see. Visit London soon!
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