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30th September 2009
Wales landscapes debatably possess some of the British Isles most exciting seascapes, amid moorland, coast, and mountainous areas as well as coastline. Wales possesses large, unexploited isolated areas untouched by contemporary intrusion. For myself, I ch... Read >
Author: Marlin Huber29th September 2009
It is said that the art of distilling was discovered somewhere in Asia in approximately 800 B.C. The assumption was that this technique was merely used to make perfumes, however this has been refuted.
The method by which the processes found its way t... Read >
Author: Garland Drake25th September 2009
While golf has been quite a popular game throughout the world, there are still many people who have no idea what the game is really about. Some people even dismiss it as a stupid sport where people hit balls just to follow them endlessly. People are quite... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
Golf may seem like a dull activity from a distance and certainly its television sportscasters are more lackadaisal than any other kind of sportscaster you're likely to hear -- but anyone who's ever played golf, knows the game is a delicate art. For some p... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
When we think of the financial 'centre' of the UK we immediately think of London. However, in recent years another location - that just so happens to be in the geographic 'centre' of the British Isles - has established itself as an important economic regi... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd September 2009
It is the evolution of high risk, pulse enhancing extreme activities such as zapcat racing that thrill seeking enthusiasts thrive off. The process of zipping across the waves, on one of the most amazing white knuckle ride experiences, attracts many to the... Read >
Author: Admin23rd September 2009
For the extreme adrenaline junky, finding and maintaining permanent sources of heart stopping, invigorating experiences within the British Isles is no mean feat. Many of Britain’s extreme sports and events have come from foreign influences, including th... Read >
Author: Admin23rd September 2009
Although it is a common belief that the first cremation funerals were performed in the Middle East and Europe around 3000 BC, there is evidence that the practice of cremating human bodies actually started very much earlier. The cremains of the Mungo Lady ... Read >
Author: Headflood08th September 2009
Scotland has long been one of the premiere tourist locations throughout the British Isles, its age old traditions and startling beauty appealing the world over. Perhaps the greatest draw is the fact that Scotland boasts some of the most treacherous, uncha... Read >
Author: Admin02nd September 2009
The summer holidays are nearing an end but it’s not too late to get away for a weekend or more with the family to get some much needed rest from work and to enjoy each other’s company. The great thing about holidays in the UK is they can be as sponta... Read >
Author: Mr.Brightside01st August 2009
What exactly is Halloween? For many, it is merely a reason to dress up and be someone else for a night. For kids, it’s a chance to collect loads of free candies and chocolates. For business people, it’s an annual money-making machine. In truth, Hallow... Read >
Author: Benedict Smythe29th July 2009
With summer temperatures soaring and the Government warning that global warming will affect “every aspect of our daily lives”, perhaps it is no surprise that UK consumers’ interest in air conditioning is on the increase. In particular, air condition... Read >
Author: John Witterson26th July 2009
As well as being the oldest recorded town in the British Isles, Colchester has long been the capital of Essex for a good night out on the town. The popularity of Colchester as a ‘night out’ destination is due to its easy accessibility by road and rail... Read >
Author: Neil Bell20th July 2009
Bonny Scotland is set to see the amount of visitors to the country soar this summer as more Britons choose to take their main family holiday within these shores, rather than jet off to the sun.
The Camping and Caravanning Club has noted that demand f... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane28th June 2009
If there is one thing we know it's that South Africans love sport! Whether its soccer, rugby, cricket or golf we are known as a nation that can get extremely passionate about it all. It is therefore no surprise that the upcoming British and Irish Lions To... Read >
Author: Sandra Olivier15th June 2009
It was before the First World War that Blackpool had it’s first Illuminations on an organised scale. However, in 1925, “The Lights” went on in earnest, extending the summer season by several weeks and providing a fine excuse for another nostalgic pe... Read >
Author: ched271@gmail.com12th June 2009
Discover The Beautiful Island And Relax At One of Jersey's Luxury Hotels
For anybody looking for a little bit of paradise not too far from mainland UK, with unspoilt beaches and charm in abundance, the beautiful island of Jersey is just waiting to be d... Read >
Author: Harvey McEwan12th June 2009
It has been a funny old year. Recession hit the UK, the pound crashed against the Euro, holidays in the Eurozone became a lot more expensive for Brits, and the Alps received some of the best snowfall for 25 years, with the season opening in style in Novem... Read >
Author: Snowmonkey06th June 2009
I have this theory that ‘genius’ has a fixed percentage chance of appearing. This isn’t a nature/nurture comment, just a theory that in a general overview of any population there will be a fixed percentage of geniuses.
If that’s true, then the ... Read >
Author: Emma05th June 2009
The supply of energy from traditional energy sources such as oil, gas and coal is in decline and as a result, we are looking to sources of renewable energy, both for industrial and home use. And solar power is indeed a viable alternative to traditional e... Read >
Author: Tom McCarrick05th May 2009
Oftentimes considered the most intelligent of all breeds of dogs, the Border Collie originate in the English and Scottish border country, and is an excellent sheep herding dog. They were plentiful in numbers in England and Scotland during the 1800s when ... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic01st May 2009
England's history begins to unfold upon the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons. This happened when Britain partition to different countries began. Britain's history was initiated in prehistoric time when Stonehenge was built. Britannia then was ruled by the Roma... Read >
Author: Dev01st May 2009
You probably heard Susan Boyle sing last week for Britian’s Got Talent, the British Isles’ version of American Idol. How many people, however, judged her the moment she entered the stage? How many people made fun of her, laughed at her, and were w... Read >
Author: The Voice Lady24th April 2009
In our modern society our hearts are unfortunately under persistent threat and stress. This is despite many decades of improvements in every aspect of cardiology - the science of heart health and heart disease. Every week, it seems we are informed of new ... Read >
Author: Malcolm Waters17th April 2009
Electronic Commerce (ecommerce) refers to the process of carrying out business transactions over the internet with the help of a network of computer technology. Through ecommerce goods and services can be bought and sold online; funds can be transferred t... Read >
Author: Uday kalangi27th March 2009
Tattoos are becoming more and more popular throughout the world, and even more so in the United States and Europe. The hottest celebrities are now seen sporting the latest and trendiest tattoos. In fact, the trend seems to be toward more tattoos, not fewe... Read >
Author: Walter Sigmore13th March 2009
For more than four thousand years ago, Irish metalsmiths have been creating celtic jewelry in gold and silver and other precious metals. Decorative celtic cross jewelry examples date from the bronze age, some four thousand years ago. Many of these jewel... Read >
Author: Cunningham John16th February 2009
As soon as it comes to insurance the majority of individuals in the British Isles and even in major countries around the world will look on the net, and more predominantly comparison websites to get the best reductions and quotes to save them a fortune. B... Read >
Author: chloeramsbottom03rd February 2009
Easter is a great time to take a trip to Pembrokeshire. The Welsh countryside will finally becoming alive after the long winter with trees turning green and all the beautiful spring flowers start to bloom turning Pembrokeshire into a multicolour patchwork... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd February 2009
Today’s world is the outcome of Renaissance, a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th to the 17th century. Renaissance, which erupted in Italy in the late middle Ages and later spread to the rest of Europe, had renewed the doctrines of philosop... Read >
Author: Article Publisher06th January 2009
England has history, charm and quirkiness but until very recently visitors paid a premium price. But things have changed and Britian is better value now than ever before.
England has always been a top destination for visitors from overseas, with ... Read >
Author: Chris Brown16th December 2008
It doesn’t matter if you live in the UK or overseas there are countless things that you can fill up yout time with on the British Isles.
To begin with, we can take a look at London, a city with a complete host of events and areas to visit and take p... Read >
Author: chloeramsbottom03rd December 2008
Kenya is known as the 'jewel of East Africa' due to its white sandy beaches, superb scenery, magnificent wildlife, savannahs and national parks. It's a country with over 50 reserves and parks and about 6 maritime parks so if you're looking for a bit of ex... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
Seaside vacations are becoming increasing admired in the United Kingdom mainly because of the recent financial crisis to hit the world. Travelling out of the country can be fairly costly and involves a lot of hassle and preparation whereas a day trip to a... Read >
Author: chloeramsbottom02nd December 2008
The Royal Theatre in Plymouth is one of the region’s best exponents of British and International art and culture. It is also a major producing and receiving house that consists of a large air conditioned auditorium and smaller experimental theatre wing ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye10th November 2008
Here is one anniversary that seems to have been missed.
It's been 50 years (or thereabouts) that National Service came to an end. Much to the relief of many 18 year old lad, and the deferred 21 year old as well.
How different it all was then. The Brit... Read >
Author: Mike24727th October 2008
With over ten thousand different dietary supplements on the market, how do you know which one to choose? All of these products promise a slim, trim, body that is free of fat, but not all of them actually fulfill that promise. Instead, most of them fall fl... Read >
Author: Jerzy George02nd October 2008
Why Rent a Holiday Cottage in England,Scotland,Ireland and Wales?
With air travel becoming more arduous in terms of security checks, delays caused by air traffic controllers across the continent, the value of the pound reducing against many overseas cu... Read >
Author: Paul Mitchell01st October 2008
Many millions of tourist each year from all over the globe visit the British Isles, be it on business trips or purely for leisure. The British Isles comprises mainly Britain, now referred to as the United Kingdom, and Ireland. The Isle of Man and the Ch... Read >
Author: Peter Owen29th September 2008
The Romans kept continually pushing back their Celtic attackers in Britain from two sides (the North and West) but then in 410 AD Emperor Constantine removed his Roman Army in Britain altogether in order to defend the Roman Empire at the River Rhine front... Read >
Author: Dev23rd September 2008
The bird life of the English Lake District needs the support of all who love the region. All birds and their eggs and nests are protected by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain rare or more endangered species are further protected by increased ... Read >
Author: Rod Smith22nd September 2008
It may not seem the first choice if you are visiting Britain for more than a few days but a Bed and Breakfast can be good value for money. Self catering may be an option but then you have to worry about getting in food, cooking and cleaning and if you com... Read >
Author: Tony Lucas18th September 2008
She cometh from the place high above
where mountains meet sky and clouds
where winds be strong and cold
whilst populace be sure and bold
from the land for those who be called Scots
was she delivered on to this world
It is from this land of th... Read >
Author: Gianni Truvianni18th September 2008
Halloween is the time of year were you get to have fun with a pumpkin. One of the greatest traditions during the Halloween season is to carve a pumpkin into a Jack-O-Lantern. IN the United States the pumpkin was known for the harvest season before it beca... Read >
Author: bryan05th September 2008
Even the most ardent bird lover can have a love-hate relationship with the House Sparrow. Despite being very sociable birds they are also known for destroying crops and some people see them as pests.
House sparrows are native to Europe and Asia but hav... Read >
Author: bluebird04th September 2008
The UK isn’t exactly known around the world for its scenic drives.
But there are some beautiful routes to take around our country, here are some of the best ones we found. However make sure that all of you insurance needs are taken care of before you ... Read >
Author: Brad Swarner22nd August 2008
Contrary to what you might think when listening to older relatives recount stories of past Christmases - you know the ones, where they tell you about the good old days and explain that things are not quite like what they used to be - the festive season ... Read >
Author: Johnasmith29th July 2008
The ongoing credit crunch has forced many of us to watch where we put our money and what we spend it on.
For many of us, with spiralling food prices and rising costs of bills, the last thing we can afford to think about is a holiday.
However, with ... Read >
Author: DCollins21st July 2008
A breed with a very curly, soft coat Devon Rex resembles the Cornish Rex in many ways. In fact it was discovered just ten years after the latter, in the same British Isles. Devon Rex was first seen in a litter of kittens in Devonshire. The cute baby was t... Read >
Author: Ailurophile21st July 2008
Scottish Fold is a cat breed that is made remarkable by its unique ears. As the name suggests the ears of the cat are folded forward and downward. In earlier cats there was only one fold, however, newer members of the breed often have two to three creases... Read >
Author: Ailurophile09th July 2008
For the increasing number of holidaymakers who chose to travel and stay in an RV (Recreational Vehicle), life on the open road offers an unrivalled sense of freedom.
You can explore the length and breadth of the country at your own pace in total comfor... Read >
Author: Graham Baylis05th July 2008
With the current onslaught of petrol prices and ongoing traffic congestion, a recent survey has found that 35 per cent of Australian motorists are enduring longer commuter times.
The survey by leading ... Read >
Author: Allan28th June 2008
For such a relatively small country, Britain’s influence on the world over the centuries is quite staggering. By 1921, it is estimated that the British Empire controlled – to varying degrees - around one-quarter of the earth’s population, which is n... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell03rd May 2008
The Lake District, which lies within the English County of Cumbria, is a very mountainous, rural region of great natural beauty and which covers 885 square miles of hills and valleys. A popular holiday destination, it is famous for its lakes and its fells... Read >
Author: Tony Lucas29th April 2008
"The Law is an Ass" said Mr Bumble in Oliver Twist in Chapter 51, written by Charles Dickens (1812'70) first published serially in 1837'1839.
EXACT QUOTATION: "If the Law supposes that," said Mr. Bumble, "the Law is an Ass — an Idiot. If that's the E... Read >
Author: Dev26th February 2008
One of the practices of modern times that is gaining huge acceptance across the globe is self catering. A practice that requires people to do their work themselves. Such a practice has plenty of advantages and therefore is gaining in popularity with every... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto12th February 2008
One of the wonders of modern times that is creating ripples around the world are self catering cottages. Those wonderful holiday destinations that have dislodged such tried and tested varieties like hotels and rest houses. And with every passing day their... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto07th February 2008
Once you are out of your home, be it on an official assignment or a brief vacation, you really miss your home. It is mainly because of the delicious food you get to take while in your home and the freedom you enjoy in it. To provide travellers with homely... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto04th February 2008
The Isle of Wight lies off the South coast of the British Isles, and is a popular destination for those looking to get away and relax, as well as providing an opportunity to explore the beautiful surroundings.
The island is renowned for it?s beaches an... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th January 2008
One of the recent innovations that is winning people around the world are self catering cottages. A perfect holiday destination. They have quite a few people rooting for them. There are quite a few things that go into making these cottages so well liked b... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto21st January 2008
The Isle of Wight lies off the South coast of the British Isles, and is a popular destination for those looking to get away and relax, as well as providing an opportunity to explore the beautiful surroundings.
The island is renowned for it’s beaches ... Read >
Author: DCollins21st January 2008
Devon holidays are no doubt a familiar memory for many in the UK who grew up before planes were used like street taxis, and it remains a popular holiday destination to this day. How could it not?
It�s easily accessible, enjoys some of the best weath... Read >
Author: MarkeD19th January 2008
Are you waiting for a wonderful opportunity to have a long vacation when you can let your hair down, unwind, relax, read, write, contemplate on life, play your favourite musical instrument and do all that you always thought was the best way to relax? Well... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto22nd October 2007
Self catering homes and cottages in the county of Suffolk are a great way to catch up with some rest and relaxation. At the same time if you want to have a good time, then nothing beats a self catering house for travellers in the beautiful countryside. Yo... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto21st October 2007
When it comes to travelling in and around UK, we simply can not ignore Suffolk. The county offers irresistible natural beauty that will surely take your breath away. You can best explore and enjoy them when you have lots of time in your hand and complete ... Read >
Author: Terry Pinto30th July 2007
While many of us don't look at our closet and wonder about the history of its contents, that doesn't make cardigan sweater history any less valuable. By understanding where our clothing comes from, we can begin to see how many articles of clothing have no... Read >
Author: Grant Eckert16th June 2007
The British Isles are beautiful. Even with the threat of global warming we can have every hope of keeping it that way.
In a world where fearful climatic conditions, most of which were induced by mankind’s own irresponsible behaviour, are having a dev... Read >
Author: Theodora Cochrane23rd April 2007
The Ancient Greek and Roman cultures can be said to be the discoverers of the tradition of honoring our mothers. The first Mother's Day ceremonial was a church service in 1908 requested by Anna Jarvis, of Philadelphia, to honor her deceased mother, Jarvis... Read >
Author: Talash Infocom18th April 2007
A hole is classified by its par. Par is the number of strokes that a skilled golfer should require to complete the hole. For example, a skilled golfer expects to reach the green on a par four hole in two strokes, one from the tee (his "drive"), another on... Read >
Author: Golferswild South Africa15th April 2007
Flying times of over three hours from their main market has always meant Malta has a starting disadvantage compared to her main holiday competitors of Spain and her islands.
But Malta does appeal to visitors from the British Isles who want a holiday in... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th April 2007
Geographically the single most significant factor about Newcastle is that it is on the River Tyne making it easy to cross from the north bank. Hence it became known as Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. As the undisputed capital of the north between York in England and... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby29th March 2007
With many scenic and beautiful destinations all over the British Isles, and coupled with the increasing stresses of city life, its little wonder that UK cottage holidays are becoming more and more popular every year, as urbanites choose to swap the hustle... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan28th March 2007
March 2007 – It has recently been announced that the digital switchover for the UK will begin later this year in the Cumbrian town of Whitehaven. Although there’s been a lot of publicity regarding the switchover plans, many people are still unaware as... Read >
Author: Robbo20th November 2006
The Curraghs Wildlife Park has been developed adjacent to the Ballaugh curraghs in the north of the Isle of Man. This is the most important wildlife conservation site on the island and most of it is protected by virtue of ownership by Manx National Herita... Read >
Author: Alison White17th November 2006
It's my favorite time of year again. There is a crisp sting to the weather that is invigorating after the heat of summer. Beautiful splashes of fiery reds and oranges appear in the foliage, as the trees prepare for their descent into winter hibernatio... Read >
Author: debra froat17th November 2006
It's my favorite time of year again. There is a crisp sting to the weather that is invigorating after the heat of summer. Beautiful splashes of fiery reds and oranges appear in the foliage, as the trees prepare for their descent into winter hibernatio... Read >
Author: debra froat03rd August 2006
"There we go! Miles and miles and miles!"
Do you want to go for a golf vacation and play some of the best golf plays in the British Isles' vast green?
In the realm of the hundreds of acres of swift ups-and-downs under the blue sky, playing stroke af... Read >
Author: Tony Ryan15th July 2006
Copyright 2006 Nicholas Marr
The 1970s saws predictions that would have us believe that by the 21st century we would be relaxing whilst technology took the strain. Well the 21st century is here and the leisure era has still to appear. However there is ... Read >
Author: nicholas marr26th June 2006
Norwich is situated on the South East of England in the East Anglia region. This is typically the flattest area of the British Isles and is flooded with history. East Anglia or East Angles as it was known then, was originally believed to be founded by nor... Read >
Author: Mark Flanighan25th June 2006
Beginners Guide to Navigation
Navigation is an huge subject and you could spend hours and hours reading up on it, as there are many books available on the subject. I would thoroughly recommend getting a good book on the subject and using that to learn ... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear20th June 2006
History of Golf
Golf first originated in Scotland (gowf in Scots) and has
been played for at least five centuries in the British Isles.
There were no golf schools present at that time but likely
now there are millions even trillions of golf schools,... Read >
Author: Karl Smith26th May 2006
While golf has been quite a popular game throughout the world, there are still many people who have no idea what the game is really about. Some people even dismiss it as a stupid sport where people hit balls just to follow them endlessly. People are quite... Read >
Author: Khieng Chho26th May 2006
Some like it hot. According to environmentalist James Lovelock, we'll get plenty of hot between now and the end of the century. "We are so far down the path toward the hottest we have been, since we were 55 million years ago," Dr. Lovelock, who is also a ... Read >
Author: James Finch15th May 2006
The latest Wimbledon tennis championships are nearly upon us and many people in the British Isles are wondering when and where the next home grown player is going to win the tournament. In this article I look at some of our hopes for this year and the fut... Read >
Author: Steve Hill04th March 2006
Money matters can be confusing when traveling but maybe this article will help you out.
We always take lots of single and five dollar bills with us on every cruise. They come in handy for taxis, tips for tour guides, tips for the staff, and little souve... Read >
Author: Mary Hanna26th February 2006
St. Patrick's Day is known as a day of celebration and festivities, but very few people know the true story of St. Patrick and who he really is. By tradition, he is a patron saint of the Catholic religion because of the captivity that he went through, the... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy30th October 2005
It is one opinion in Shih Tzu History documentations that the Scandinavian imports were nearer to the direct imperial line, although those who brought the first Imperial Shih Tzu to the British Isles did so at about the same time. These early English and ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon
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