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08th October 2009
Edinburgh is a city that every tourist visiting Scotland wants to see. It's the city that fulfills all the expectations of Scotsmen in Kilts, Castles and old architecture that represents Scotland abroad. I relate it to a show home for Scotland because Edi... Read >
Author: CalumMac22nd September 2009
The Abergavenny Food Festival has become an important date in Britain's gastronomic calendar. Now in its eleventh year, the festival has firmly established itself on the culinary map, attracting 25,000 visitors from around the world each year seeking fine... Read >
Author: Billy29th July 2009
In the UK the music festival season has already begun in earnest with the Isle of Wight Festival and Download already behind us. The end of June will see 175,000 flock to Worthy Farm in Somerset for the Glastonbury Festival - and following Glasto there a... Read >
Author: MarkeD29th July 2009
Celtic Campervans is more than the premier company for motorhome rental in Ireland, it is also the go-to company for help planning your Irish self-drive holiday. CelticCampervans.com has a wealth of useful tips and information on where to go and what to s... Read >
Author: Jumping Spider Media23rd July 2009
Rock En Seine Festival is an annual, summer music festival which takes place just outside Paris. The weekend camping festival is set in the Domaine National de Saint-Cloud from 28th-30th August, making it one of the most anticipated festivals in France.
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Author: Robert Palmer21st July 2009
Carnival: known throughout the world as a pre-Lent celebration consisting primarily of street performances and costumed revelry, the most intriguing carnivals center around characters who embody their country’s particular festive spirit. In the United S... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner09th July 2009
If you believe the weather forecasters we’re in for a bit of a scorcher this summer. ‘About time!’ comes the cry from a nation that’s suffered from a series of summer washouts over the last few years. And it’s particularly good news for all thos... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan06th July 2009
As music revellers were preparing for the Glastonbury Festival, they were advised to note that 62 per cent of car insurance providers will offer only as little as £100 for cover on all valuables that left in the car, according to a price comparison websi... Read >
Author: CatM11th June 2009
Today, when people talk about summer festivals in England, they invariable mean one of two things. Either they’re referring to ‘traditional’ English summer fetes (think fields, flowery dresses, Morris dancing, tombolas and more than the odd pint of ... Read >
Author: jonny cooper10th June 2009
Animal collective are a peculiar act. An oddity. A sensory sideshow in a world of increasing musical banality. Despite having nick-names reminiscent of a group of children’s show super heroes, (Avey Tare, Deakin, Geologist & Panda Bear respectively), An... Read >
Author: JamesH05th June 2009
This year, possibly due to the effects of the credit crunch has seen a dramatic rise in sales of pop up tents. The camping trip has come back in favour as a cheaper alternative to the package holidays abroad. One website that offers excellent offers on po... Read >
Author: admindgs18th May 2009
The risk of fire at T in the Park is very high. Festival goers are known to set campfires near their tents at night time. With 140,000 people who have mostly been consuming alcohol all day and 50,000 tents it would be very easy for someone to accidentally... Read >
Author: K. Phillips13th May 2009
A Festival of Gifts for a Song Filled Summer!Can you hear it yet? Ssh, listen carefully...the air is about to become infused with the sound of music. With summer on the horizon, the music festival season is beginning to warm up too. Music festivals are... Read >
Author: sarah hague05th May 2009
Visiting Rome during the summer months has its many advantages. Think warm, balmy nights, sipping wine at the outdoor cafes, and strolling or lazing alongside the city's stunning sights - from the Colosseum and the Spanish Steps to the gorgeous Trevi Foun... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan01st May 2009
A common misconception with regard to the ‘Edinburgh Festival’ is that the festival is simply one large event, under one name. However, the Edinburgh Festival is, in fact, comprised of many different festivals - ranging from the Jazz and Blues Festiva... Read >
Author: pmcindoe13th March 2009
The Galway Arts Festival attracts over 100,000 visitors to its annual festivities. With over 500 performers last year, festival goers are looking forward to July for a jam-packed fortnight of theatre, dance, music, literature and comedy. Have a look at ou... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley13th March 2009
For many people in the UK, the onset of spring means only one thing - the advent of the music festival season. From Glastonbury in June to the Reading and Leeds Festivals at the end of August, music festivals play a large part in the British summer expe... Read >
Author: pmcindoe21st January 2009
Students and others just out of college in Europe often have just one place in mind for their summer holiday - Ibiza.
To say that Ibiza is known for its nightlife would be somewhat of an understatement. The Mediterranean island, just off the coast of S... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th January 2009
Heading off to a music festival this summer? If so, you're in for a wild time. Some of my best experiences ever have happened at music festivals. The atmosphere. The music. The lights. The fun and sense of community. Seeing some of your idols in the flesh... Read >
Author: Richard Adams16th January 2009
The rolling hills of the Northern Tablelands in New South Wales are home to fabulous National Parks where nature lovers and bushwalkers will feel right at home. The full array of Australian wildlife and birdlife can be seen in the thick forests that drape... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt31st October 2008
Boat races, the major part of the Water Festival, are conducted at the capital, Phnom Penh. Each and every village gets the chance to take part in the boat races and generally they do. The boats are normally bunker canoes with a stem and stern that bends ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye14th July 2008
The legendary Hunter Wellington boots, now firmly established as style classics, were originally designed over 150 years ago for walking in Scotland, no matter how rough the ground or how harsh the elements. Their reputation for both durability and perfor... Read >
Author: sam lowe11th July 2008
The choice for men’s shoes is now almost limitless; so how do you know what’s hot and what’s not when it comes to 2008 feet fashion, and in particular, what to wear at the slew of music festivals taking place over the summer? Next to a sturdy tent, ... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins23rd June 2008
Imagine you’re at a music festival; chances are that you probably won’t be able to hear much above the pounding music and the roar of the crowd.
So why, you may ask, would you have a need to take your phone?
Indeed, despite the sometimes treache... Read >
Author: DCollins07th February 2008
Every March, thousands of music lovers and industry insiders flock to Austin to party, network, and discover the next great band at the annual South by Southwest Music Festival. The weeklong music blowout has been packing them in since it was founded in ... Read >
Author: Ki Gray21st January 2008
Austin, Texas is home to one of the largest music, film and interactive music and film festivals in the nation. It takes place every Spring, this year it will be held in March from the 7th thru the 18th. The film part is March 7th thru the 15th and the m... Read >
Author: Curtis Reddehase03rd August 2007
The village of Roncesvalles is a small community enclave located in the middle of the bustling city of Toronto. The neighbourhood has a population made up of diverse ethnic roots, including one of the largest concentrations of people with Polish backgroun... Read >
Author: Rob Parker
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