How to make a perfect cuppa, the Union Jack explained, the identity of the only American buried in Westminster Abbey, and why cricket is so exciting to the British — these are just a few of the tidbits in this entertaining trivia book on all things U.K. The perfect traveling companion, this portable guide is filled with entertaining anecdotes and fresh facts on geography, architecture, sports, music, cuisine, the arts, science, and more.
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Heathrow Airport was built as an aeroplane test base in 1929 and was a fighter base during World War II. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Attraction Location Visitors, Northern Ireland, North Yorkshire, Buckingham Palace, King George, Queen Elizabeth, West Yorkshire, World War, Great Britain, The Beatles, Westminster Abbey, Golden Jubilee, Millennium Dome, Northern Line, Oliver Cromwell, Isle of Wight, James Bond, Loch Ness, Oxford University, William Wallace, Ben Nevis, British Isles, Dame Commander, Dame Grand Cross, Downing Street New!
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Heathrow Airport was built as an aeroplane test base in 1929 and was a fighter base during World War II. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Attraction Location Visitors, Northern Ireland, North Yorkshire, Buckingham Palace, King George, Queen Elizabeth, West Yorkshire, World War, Great Britain, The Beatles, Westminster Abbey, Golden Jubilee, Millennium Dome, Northern Line, Oliver Cromwell, Isle of Wight, James Bond, Loch Ness, Oxford University, William Wallace, Ben Nevis, British Isles, Dame Commander, Dame Grand Cross, Downing Street New!
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- North Yorkshire Moors: AA/OS Leisure Guides by Automobile Association of Britain on page 109, and page 158
- On the Origin of Species (Penguin Classics) by Charles Darwin on page 169
- Down Under (Black Lace) by Juliet Hastings on page 113
- Pretty Things (Easy to Make!) by Hilary More on page 57
- Thomas Hardy of Wessex by Jane Drake on page 92
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