DrFumblegfingr was visiting the coastal town of Lunenberg in Nova Scotia. Lunenberg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because it is the best preserved example of a British-planned community in Canada. It is a great spot to spend a day.
Today Ian Cook shares some images of the English landscape, this the moated site at Arley Hall, Haigh near Wigan.
Among the things you probably never wondered is “Has someone ever ranked the world’s countries that don’t speak English by how proficiently their residents speak
Paris is consistently the world’s most-visited city, and while it’s fairly easy for English-speakers to get what they need, it’s harder for speakers of many other languages.
The food is quite unique and tends to be inexpensive. Something I noticed immediately, especially as a vegetarian, is the large number of Italian food selections on most menus. Mind you, I am given English printed menus, so who knows what…
On a past trip to London (England that is), we stayed at a hotel in South Kensington which was only a short walk to Hyde Park. On a sunny Autumn morning we were taking a morning stroll and noticed these deck chairs set up by the banks of the river.
DrFumblegfingr was visiting the coastal town of Lunenberg in Nova Scotia. Lunenberg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because it is the best preserved example of a British-planned community in Canada. It is a great spot to spend a day.
Today Ian Cook shares some images of the English landscape, this the moated site at Arley Hall, Haigh near Wigan.
Among the things you probably never wondered is “Has someone ever ranked the world’s countries that don’t speak English by
Paris is consistently the world’s most-visited city, and while it’s fairly easy for English-speakers to get what they need, it’s harder for speakers of many other languages.
The food is quite unique and tends to be inexpensive. Something I noticed immediately, especially as a vegetarian, is the large number of Italian food selections on most menus. Mind you, I am given English printed menus, so who knows what…
On a past trip to London (England that is), we stayed at a hotel in South Kensington which was only a short walk to Hyde Park. On a sunny Autumn morning we were taking a morning stroll and noticed these deck chairs set up by the banks of the river.
