Christine Burgmer | Blog

According to www.telegraph.co.uk, some of the weirdest days out in Britain include:

The Oxford Bus Museum

Newgrange in Ireland

Teapot Island in Kent

The International Climbing Arena in Edinburgh

The Jorvik Viking Centre in York

According to www.telegraph.co.uk, some of the weirdest days out in Britain include:

Dennis Severs’ House in Spitalfields, London

Electric Brae in Scotland

The Cumberland Pencil Museum in Keswick, Cumbria

The Old Operating Theatre Museum in Southwark, London

Pitt Rivers museum in Oxford

According to www.telegraph.co.uk, some of the weirdest days out in Britain include:

The Gnome Reserve in West Putford, Devon

The Bakelite Museum in Williton, Somerset

The Kelvldon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker in Essex

The Dog Collar Museum at Leeds Castle

The Museum of Witchcraft in Boscastle, Cornwall

“How to behave like a local in England” can give you some useful tips on etiquette.

This Bayerischer Rundfunk audio clip talks about the great British breakfast.

Have such films as…

Elizabeth

Elizabeth: The Golden Age

The Other Boleyn Girl

sparked your interest in British history?

Then why not use the BBC’s easy-to-use interactive timeline to find out more (from the Neolithic to the present day)?

Bookr is a lovely little tool that helps you create your own photobook using images from Flickr.  Add your images and your text, and then publish.  It’s so easy.

I made a photobook with the first verse of one of my favourite poems:

and one with pictures of London…