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• Its british tourism week.
  on Mar 14, 2011 in Coast lines Piers England World Heritage
  Be Part of It…..  12th – 20th March 2011 During British Tourism Week 2011, businesses and organisations all over the UK will be involved in activities aimed at promoting the importance and diversity of our domestic tourism industry. The ke...
• castlerigg stone circle
  on Feb 25, 2011 in landmarks Lake District Landscapes England North West England Monument Hidden Treasures
  Castlerigg is an impressive prehistoric Stone Circle in Cumbria. It is the most visited stone circle in Cumbria to date and only topped by Avebury Stone Circle. Thousands of tourist trek to the site to photograph, draw and wonder why and when and by...
• Win a copy of 'The Rough Guide to Walks in London and Southeast England' from Enjoy England
  on Nov 14, 2010
  Everyone like a freebie; Win a copy of 'The Rough Guide to Walks in London and Southeast England'. Enjoy England has teamed up with Rough Guides to offer 10 copies of their 'The Rough Guide to Walks in London and Southeast England'.Prize draw entries...
• "Robin hood, robin hood, riding through the glen." Find the spirit of robin in sherwood forest
  on Nov 14, 2010 in Walks National Trust North East England Landscapes
  Robin hood is probably one of the most enduring literary hero's still prevalant today. The values of Robin Hood will always ring true for many people to this day. With blockbuster films enforcing the message to a whole new generation, you can still v...
• Glastonbury Abbey, the final resting place for Camelot's King Arthur & Queen Guinevere
  on Nov 9, 2010 in King Arthur landmarks South West England England Gardens
  Glastonbury has more more to offer than play host to an annual music festival; its also home to the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey. Reputed to be the final resting place for the 'fictitious' Camelot's King Arthur and Queen Guinevere, this ruined abbey wa...
• Shaftesbury Village, Dorset's 'little Italy' hill top crown jewel
  on Nov 6, 2010 in South West England Landscapes England Hidden Treasures
  Shaftebury Village is picture perfect and sits proudly on a 700 ft hill top overlooking Dorset's Blackmoor vale. To many it is the typical english village, but to me it is reminiscent of an Italian Hill top town. Its very much like Sienna in Ita...
• November - Bonfire Night : Enjoy England
  on Nov 5, 2010 in Event
  find a bonfire near you...
• Support the Rediscover Britain campaign
  on Nov 4, 2010
  We want to bring attention Britain's diverse and rich landscapes, hidden treasures and landmarks. We think the british people need to rediscover what britain has to offer. Did you know:- "Its free to explore the vast majority of Britain's places of...
• Gorge at Cheddar Village and climb your way into prehistoric britain
  on Nov 3, 2010 in South East England Nature Landscapes England Hidden Treasures
  As a lover of cheese I quite naively didn't realise there was such as a place called cheddar village. I thought the cheese just got the name from some old English place that no longer exists in modern Britain today. What's more surprising about che...
• Alnwick Castle and the Creature from the Tomb
  on Oct 30, 2010 in castles North East England landmarks England
  Alnwick Castle is the second largest inhabited castle in England, and has been the home of the Percys, Earls and Dukes of Northumberland since 1309, making this year the 700 year anniversary. The castle has been most recently used for the filming of...

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