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Westminster is a London Tourist Hotspot Not to Be Missed
by
Chow Siew
Westminster hotels are centrally located for tourists to explore many of the famous London landmarks. These include Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, The London Eye, Downing Street, Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace. Staying in a hotel located in and around Westminster will save visitors valuable travelling time and costs.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Westminster-is-a-London-Tourist-Hotspot-Not-to-Be-Missed
id=3350191 - Nov 30, 2009
Crazy And Fun New Zealand Facts And Information
by
Edmond Wallace
New Zealand is a country that is often under-rated by Australians but the fact is that many more of us are heading there for weekends of fun and outdoor adrenalin. From the loud roar of jet boats NZ, to historic and cultural relics, New Zealand is an amazing country of diversity and adventure. Here are some fun facts and information that might just change your mind.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Crazy-And-Fun-New-Zealand-Facts-And-Information
id=6033484 - Mar 09, 2011
Congratulations Keith Brown, New Transport Minister For Scotland!
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Milton Johanides
I knew Keith Brown when I lived in Scotland and he appeared to be a nice guy with solid principles and a sound work ethic. It is gratifying to see him now promoted to Transport Minister in Scotland and expect him to show the same level of intelligent application to that role as he has done to others. But it won't be easy. He has accepted what is arguably the toughest job in modern politics, to meet head on the challenge of Scotland's weather! I lived in Scotland for ten years and got to appreciate why they call it God's country, with its beautiful lochs and glens, but the weather I have to tell you comes straight from the devil.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Congratulations-Keith-Brown,-New-Transport-Minister-For-Scotland!
id=5543163 - Dec 13, 2010
London - A City With a Colourful Past
by
Wayne Armstrong
The City of London has had a long and colourful past. A number of significant events have led to its current position as one of the largest and most influential metropolitan cities in the World. From the fortification of Londinium by Alfred the Great to the Great Fire of London lots have things have come together to shape this fantastic city.
http://ezinearticles.com/?London---A-City-With-a-Colourful-Past
id=5850849 - Feb 03, 2011
Tongues, Part 2
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Phillip Ross
The closing of the Canon did not stop any tongues. Rather, the Protestant Reformation began the greatest expansion of Christianity the world had ever seen.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Tongues,-Part-2
id=3990916 - Mar 24, 2010
Two Great Churches to Visit in London
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Rod Booth
Westminster Abbey is an active church where life revolves around Christian worship, just as it has done for centuries. Westminster Abbey is also where the royal coronations have taken place since 1066. Westminster Abbey is also the burial place of many of the past Kings and Queens of England and Scotland, as well as many extremely famous men and women from the pages of history.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Two-Great-Churches-to-Visit-in-London
id=1493142 - Sep 13, 2008
Retire to Sunny California
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Tobi Hill
Seniors have been flocking to California to retire since the dawn of the iron horse. There are many good reasons for this and things have only gotten better. Today retirement in California means sunny weather, gorgeous beaches, beautiful sunsets and cultural experiences galore. Experience retirement in California by touring communities such as Westminster Gardens in Duarte and Regents Point in Irvine.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Retire-to-Sunny-California
id=2841875 - Aug 29, 2009
How to Do London in 48 Hours
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Katy Hyslop
Is it possible? Yes. This guide gives you the low-down on how to see all the major landmarks and places of interest of Western Europe's largest cosmopolitan city in only 48 hours.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Do-London-in-48-Hours
id=280657 - Aug 24, 2006
A Walk Round Horrible Olde London
by
Ian Porter
We are the experts on medieval London walks. We offer a choice of walks - The Tudors'
Shakespeare's London; Ye Olde City of London; Horrible Olde London; Haunted London; Pirates. Or you can mix the Middle Ages with more recent history - Shakespeare's
Dickens' Southwark; Historic Greenwich; Theatrical London; Westminster
Surounds.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Walk-Round-Horrible-Olde-London
id=7130651 - Jun 19, 2012
10 Things Guy Fawkes Should NOT Have Done
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Simon M Harding
As a well known international mercenary why did Guy Fawkes fail to blow up King James I of England and VI of Scotland in 1605? What could he have done better and what shouldn't he have done at all. Some hints and tips for the modern day mercenary
http://ezinearticles.com/?10-Things-Guy-Fawkes-Should-NOT-Have-Done