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David Stewart White

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I am an expert on family travel to London, England and the United Kingdom. I can provide practical, up-to-date advice and information for families planning to visit London. I have traveled to the city numerous times with my two children and have written a guidebook based on these experiences. The fourth edition of the guidebook—LET'S TAKE THE KIDS TO LONDON—is published by Roaring Forties Press (Berkeley CA). The book and eBook are available online from Amazon.com, BarnesAndNoble.com, Apple iBookstore, and other booksellers. My website is www.KidsToLondon.com. I enjoy helping fellow travelers and welcome questions from families and others visiting London.

Experience in the area

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Organizations

National Writers Union

Publications

The Washington Post, AAA World magazine, AAA Traveler magazine, Examiner.com

Education/Credentials

BA English and Political Science Graduate studies in political science

Awards and Honors

British Airways Face-To-Face program participant. BritAgent certification (VisitBritain)

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Sharon Chirban	01/02/11	10	10	10	AWESOME David... Thank you so much! I .....
mike	09/20/10	10	10	10
jay	07/07/10	10	10	10
Kate	06/02/10	10	10	10	I was very pleased with the promptness .....
Tania	03/16/10	10	10	10	Thanks a lot for your time David! .....

Recent Answers from David Stewart White

2011-07-14 travel to Scotland:

Hi Whitburn is a small town along the M4 highway about halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow. You can reach nearby Armadale by rail from either of these cities (30 min from E'burg, 45 from Glasgow)

2011-03-27 noun:

Well, my favorite theory for the word "loo" (not "lou") is from the French expression "Gardez l'eau" (literally: "Watch out for the water!") That was the warning shouted by those emptying chamber pots

2011-01-02 only one day in London:

Hello Sharon, Yes, Victoria is a good location to stay in central London when traveling by train to/from Gatwick. The other option if you have a very early flight is to stay at the airport (a Hilton

2010-09-19 What can you do in London at night:

Hmmmm....ONLY on a Monday night, huh? Well, that rules out most museums and historic sights. London's major sights have a reputation for closing early, with some exceptions (but none on a Monday).

2010-09-07 How to get to London Pancras:

Hello Lee, You appear to be correct--no coaches from Birmingham to London St. Pancras. Have you considered taking a train from Birmingham to London Euston rail station, then a short Tube, taxi

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