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Traveler information on most parts of England (particularly if anyone is interested in narrowboating in the Midlands), southern Wales, southeastern Scotland (I am a U.S. resident).
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I consider myself an Anglophile, and love the countryside and sense of history available through much of the British Isles.
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| JD | 08/27/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Bill, Super speedy response -- I ..... |
| jii | 08/16/07 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thanks anyways |
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| Leah | 01/20/07 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks again, excellent direction! |
Recent Answers from Bill Cissna
2009-06-29 transportation from Heathrow:
I'm an American travel enthusiast but I'm pretty sure I can help you with this. My recommendation is to take the train from Heathrow in to London -- it travels to Paddington Station. At the station, take
2009-04-30 uk honeymoon:
Deborah, sorry for the delay in answering, but I wanted to try to give you a complete answer. I'll answer your last question first - yes, I think September is a good time for England travel -- not too
2009-04-11 Manchester Men arena to London 02:
I'm so terribly sorry that I am just an enthusiastic American traveler who knows a few things to advise about, but not a great deal of detail. Somehow I feel certain that there HAS to be some kind of Britrail
2008-08-27 what's it called?:
There really is not much difference -- the Brits call it a driver's licence (note slight difference in spelling). If you're renting a car in the UK, you can use a legitimate US driver's licence to "hire"
2008-02-25 Question on moving and working in London:
Julian, I regret that I'm a US citizen who writes about traveling to and in the U.K., and have never been a resident or worker in Britain. But I will share a few thoughts and suggestions, and hope they
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