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The Legend of Robin Hood Lives on in Nottingham

February 18, 2010 by Helen Page  
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Robin Hood

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In the footsteps of Robin Hood with an audio trail:
If you’ve grown up on a diet of weekly television episodes of Robin Hood, books and movies on the adventures of Robin Hood and you love everything to do with the Legend of Robin Hood and his Merry Men, you can now follow the trail of [...]

Robin Hood’s Bay – North Yorkshire

January 26, 2010 by Helen Page  
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Helen @ Robin Hood's Nest
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Once a smugglers’ haunt, Robin Hood’s Bay is now a walker’s destination:
Robin Hood’s Bay was once a haunt of smugglers and legend has it that Robin Hood kept his boats here in case he needed to make a quick escape. Seeing the rocky shoreline and landscape, it’s easy to imagine why this is a [...]

Of Whitby, Captain James Cook and Count Dracula

January 25, 2010 by Helen Page  
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Replica Endeavour and Whitby Abbey
Replica Endeavour and Whitby Abbey..

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Whitby – Home to Captain James Cook and the trails of Count Dracula:
Mention Whitby and “holiday resort and fish and chips” come to mind. To the unsuspecting modern day traveller, Whitby presents as a sleepy Victorian holiday resort and fishing town.
But, Whitby has a long history as an industrial port and a shipbuilding town and [...]

Magpie Café – The Best Fish & Chips in England?

January 25, 2010 by Helen Page  
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The Magpie Cafe, Whitby
The Magpie Cafe, Whitby..

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Does the Magpie Café have the best fish and chips in the country?
You don’t have to look too hard for places to eat in Whitby. There are many cafés and restaurants in town and just along Pier Road there are three (Magpie Café, Terry’s Restaurant and Quayside) and on Baxtergate there are another three [...]

Whitby’s Landmark Lighthouses

January 22, 2010 by Helen Page  
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West Pier Lighthouse, Whitby
West Pier Lighthouse, Whitby..

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Whitby Lighthouse History:
Whitby’s quaint harbour entrance is marked by two attractive pier lighthouses and two beacons, with the West Pier lighthouse being taller and more substantial than its neighbour.
And if you’re wondering why this sleepy fishing town has such huge piers and distinctive lighthouses, Whitby was an industrial port and shipbuilding town, as well [...]

British Tourism Embraces Hi-Tech

January 20, 2010 by Helen Page  
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Hi-Tech Tourism, the way of the Future:
Are you a technophile or a technophobe? This depends on whether you are one of these people who carry your iPhone, iPod Touch, Blackberry, MP3s, laptop or whatever gadgets with you on holiday because you like or have a need to be connected to the world even on your [...]

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