Melissa
Hiya,
Thanks for your comment. It was lovely. I really like the concept of your blog. Would you like to exchange links?
Best regards,
Melissa
Blog Detail
Walk Talk Tours Blog
http://www.walktalktour.com/~blog/blog.html
Award winning blog exploring some of the milestones and quirky events in London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Chester and York. Go walk about in these cities with your own audio downloadable travel guide. Take a Walk Talk Tour for a green and flexible approach to sightseeing.
- Added on: May 16th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Book Festival outgrows Gardens, but is bigger better?
The Edinburgh International Book Festival, which celebrated its 26th birthday this year, is looking to expand beyond its home in Charlotte Square in Edinburgh’s New Town. The Festival attracts more than 200,000 visitors a year and The Scotsman rep...
York set fayre for St Nicholas
Christmas is nearly upon us. Many UK cities stage Christmas Markets in a bid to lure in shoppers with the promise of something a bit different. One of the best known seasonal markets in the North of England takes place in the picturesque city of Yo...
\'They buried him among the Kings\' - Britain\'s Unknown Warrior
November 11 is Armistice Day, a day when at 11 o'clock, on 11 November 1918 the guns of World War One finally fell silent. World War One saw killing on an industrial, hitherto unimagined scale. Thousand of Britons stood in silence for two minutes at ...
The Houses of Parliament in Numbers
645 - The number of Members of Parliament (MPs) in the elected House of Commons.15 - The number of political parties represented in the House of Commons. Five parties have a single representative. Labour currently have 349 MPs, the Conservatives have...
Manchester receives heritage funding boost
Marketing Manchester will be allocated funds to further promote the city's industrial heritage, specifically the activities undertaken by Industrial Powerhouse. The Northwest European Regional Development Fund Programme will provide £2.4m funding an...
Edinburgh Icons coming to a building near YOU
Some of the Scottish capital's most iconic monuments and buildings will be projected onto buildings in Northern English cities, including Manchester, Newcastle and Leeds. The move is said to have been inspired by FHM magazine's decision to project a ...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.83 out of a possible 5 based on 6 comments.
Accidental Londoner
A great idea, and a thoroughly well-written blog. Fascinating content presented very imaginatively.
Allan Russell
An informative blog that provides an entertaining perspective on the history of many British cities.
Phil's mp3 guided tours look like a great idea. They would have been very handy last time I was in the UK.
sonia nogueira mossri
Well, I just can love this blog because I like England very much. I know London very well and my best friend lives there. So, it's a great blog for me. I became a fun.
AskCherlock
This is a well-written blog which gives us insights to Great Britain. Part of the beauty of BC is being able to connect with quality people and writers like Phil.
An interesting and innovative blog.
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