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This document describes several strange tales and locations in the United Kingdom, including a murder in the House of Commons in London, ghost soldiers appearing in the Treasurer's House in York dressed in Roman armor, scary stories told about Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, poltergeists reported in Thornton Heath, London, alleged paranormal activity at Preston Manor in Sussex surrounded by gardens and a church, and supposed UFO sightings many years ago in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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The document describes the author's dream of visiting London, the capital city of the United Kingdom, and discusses some of London's many faces from its historic buildings and traditions to its modern transformations for the new millennium including the London Eye Ferris wheel and the Millennium Dome exhibition center. It also briefly highlights some of London's most famous landmarks like Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Tower of London which houses the Crown Jewels and is guarded by the Beefeaters.
London
London is the largest city in Britain and has a population over 7 million people, making it one of the most densely populated cities in the country. Some of London's most famous landmarks include the Canary Wharf Tower, the Underground railway system, the Tower of London historic fortress and prison, the Houses of Parliament where laws are debated and passed, Big Ben clock tower along the River Thames, and Buckingham Palace which is the London home of the British Royal Family.
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London is the capital city of the United Kingdom and belongs to England. It is divided into eight regions and has many famous landmarks such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, London Eye, and Tower Bridge. The currency is the British pound and some popular sports teams include Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur.
The seat of power
This guided tour provides an overview of some of London's most important political and historical sites, beginning with Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Westminster Hall, Whitehall, Downing Street, Scotland Yard, and the London Eye. Key details are given about each location, such as Westminster Abbey being the site of coronations and royal burials, the Houses of Parliament housing the two legislative chambers, and 10 Downing Street serving as the home and office of the British Prime Minister. Fun facts are also included, like Larry the cat residing at 10 Downing Street and the original location of Scotland Yard police headquarters.
London
The document discusses several famous landmarks in London. Trafalgar Square is the central square of London and a traditional place for people to meet, hosting various protest meetings. It features Nelson's Column. The Houses of Parliament is where the British Government sits, consisting of the Royal Apartments, House of Lords, and House of Commons. Big Ben is a large clock tower that people can visit to see the inner workings, though there are 340 stairs to climb. Tower Bridge spans the River Thames and was originally made of wood and stone before being rebuilt in concrete. Buckingham Palace is the London home of the Queen and changing of the guards takes place there.
Uk and ireland
This document provides information about several notable landmarks and locations in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Scotland. It discusses landmarks in London like Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Globe Theatre, and Big Ben. It also mentions universities in Oxford and Cambridge, as well as castles, churches, and cities in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, including Windsor Castle, Canterbury Cathedral, Edinburgh Castle, Snowdonia National Park, and locations like the Giant's Causeway and Blarney Stone in Ireland.
London.ppt
London is the capital of England and the UK, located on the River Thames. It has a long history dating back to Roman times and is famous for landmarks like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the British Museum, and Tower Bridge. In the 19th-20th centuries, London's fog and smoke from coal heating created thick smog, culminating in the Great Smog of 1952 that killed over 4,000 people. In response, clean air acts were passed to reduce pollution. London is also known for its parks, museums, and royal residences like Buckingham Palace.
Monuments information uk
The document lists and provides brief descriptions of some of the most important monuments, places, and rivers in the United Kingdom. It discusses landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, the River Thames, Tower Bridge, the London Eye, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, the White Cliffs of Dover, the Tower of London, the University of Oxford, and the University of Cambridge. It provides some key details about the history and features of each location.
презентация The UK
The document provides information about various landmarks and symbols of the United Kingdom and its constituent countries. It describes landmarks like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey in London, as well as Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. It notes the rose and thistle as symbols of England and Scotland, respectively, and discusses capital cities like London, Edinburgh, and Cardiff.
Britain2[1]
The document provides information about Great Britain and its constituent nations. It discusses the geographic and political identities of Great Britain. It also examines stereotypes associated with the different nations, such as the Irish being talkative and the Scots being careful with money. The document then discusses the history of England, including the Roman, Germanic, and medieval periods. It provides details on important historical sites like Stonehenge and events like the Norman invasion of 1066.
ITFT- case study of uk
United Kingdom Introduction, location,general geography,climate,vegetation, main tourist attraction of United kingdom
Marina I Lea
London is the capital city of the United Kingdom located in southeast England. It has over 30 boroughs and is one of the largest cities in Europe. Some of London's most famous landmarks include Big Ben, London Bridge, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, Madame Tussauds, and Harrods department store. York is another important city in England, known for its narrow streets and Viking history. It has local councils and the historic Theatre Royal produces an annual pantomime. Both cities attract many tourists each year and have transportation options like buses and trains.
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- 1. MORE STRANGE TALES Where did they happen?
- 2. MURDER IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS The House of Commons is the lower house of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It's in the Place of Westminister, London.
- 3. THE GHOST SOLDIERS The ghost soldiers "were" Roman ghosts that appeared several times in the Treaseurer's House in York, United Kingdom. They were dresses like the soldiers of the Roman Empire, and they carried their shield and splear.
- 4. BODMIN MOOR Bodmin moor is a granite moorland in Cornwall. A lot of legends happen there and people tell plenty of scary stories about it.
- 5. POLTERGEISTS Thronton Hearth is a district of South London in the London Borough of Croydon, England, United Kingdom.
- 6. PRESTON MANOR Preston Manor is the formen manor house of the old Sussex village of Preston. It has extensive gardens surrounding it and a church is on the right side of the manor, the St Peter's Church.
- 7. AN ENCOUNTER WITH UFOs Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, the northern country in UK and the second city in population after Glasgow. Many years ago, a lot of strange things happened there and people thought they were signals from other planets.
- 8. THANKS FOR WHATCHING Ona Kleiner