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History Tour Guides and less visited sites of the First World War
Guides and less visited sites of the First World War A Journey of Reflection and Purpose I have just spent part of my day writing up my notes from a recent trip to the Western Front. Over three days,...

A Moroccan Adventure!
The Kingdom of Morocco might be just over 3 hours from London by plane but the exotic and unfamiliar, sights, sounds and smells, deeply traditional culture and diversity and contrasts in landscape...

Venture off the beaten track, with our top tips to Paris
Venture off the beaten track, with our top tips to Paris Paris is not known as the City of Lights because of the wattage put out by the Eiffel Tower every evening, but rather the ‘Lights’ refer...

Vatnajökull: The battle of fire and ice.
Vatnajökull: The battle of fire and ice. Journey Into the Heart of Vatnajökull National Park If you have the time when you’re in Iceland head east from Vik along the “1” road towards the...
History tours help with exams
Shortly all the exam results will be with us – it was the ‘A’ Level results last week and soon it will be the GCSE’s. For another year the waiting will be over, this can be a worrying time...

Switzerland – More than just chocolate and cheese!
Switzerland – More than just chocolate and cheese! What goes through your head when someone mentions Switzerland to you? Maybe words such as chocolate, cheese, watches, banking, Rodger Federer,...
Day 2 in NYC
We woke up at 7 and were all down stairs by 8 o’clock for our breakfast with a choice of cereal, bagels and muffins. Everyone was very excited for our first exploration of New York. Firstly,...
Day 1 in NYC
We departed The Priory at 7am and made our way to Heathrow Airport. We arrived at the airport at 11:30 and boarded the flight at 1:30. Rahul got searched at every security check point and we...