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Monday, February 18, 2019

Two for one offers with train tickets to London



Here's a handy offer. Travel to London on GWR (Great Western Railway) from as far away as Fishguard in Wales, and book two for the price of one tickets to London attractions.

Such as? Houses, palaces, museums, sport and recreation, wining and dining, theatre and shows, tours and walks.

If you are a new tourist to London, they have included all the classics you will want to visit, such as Madame Tussaud's, The Eye (big wheel), famous people such as Dr Johnson, Samuel Johnson who compiled the dictionary, Florence Nightingale, the nurse nicknamed The Lady with the Lamp, who founded modern nursing.

If you have already done London, or live in London, you will still be interested to read the brochure full of new and surprising attractions, such as, Red Arrows 3D flight simulator,Legend of Apollo, at the Science Museum, based on the lunar landings in the 1960s and 1970s.

Something for the oldest and youngest.

Useful Websites:
See GWR offers More London for less with 2FOR1 offers
railcard.co.uk
daysoutguide.co.uk
GWR.com/enews
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Johnson

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Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker. Please share links to your favourite posts.

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

French words of the day - patisserie - list

We keep a record of all the French words we use or hear or see in newspapers. A growing list. I circle words I see in newspapers and add them to my list. Then I write them down on the Notes page at the back of my English dictionary. Here are my words (which I update later in the day if I see more).

patisserie (I mistyped this ending with double ee. It ends with ie.)