Today I am offering another Countries of the World template. In 2000 my sister and I went to London over Thanksgiving. We were there for a grand total of 48 hours from the minute our plane landed until it took off again.
I have a friend who lives in Yorkshire and he drove down to London and took us site seeing. We saw everything on the list...from the outside! LOL But we knew we wouldn't have time to see much of anything if we were limited to trying to stand in line to see something. There will always be other trips back there!
If you go to London, I recommend trying one of the tours on London Walks. We took 3 of these tours...Camden Yards, Hampton Pub Crawl and the Jack the Ripper tour. The JTR one was great...lots of history and things still standing as they were back then and it was held at night!!!!!
Anyway, here is the England template. Enjoy!
Monday, March 31, 2008
Freebie Template: England
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Thank you so much for the state and country templates! I will be using them in our homeschool study of the United States. I'm saving the countries for individual reports the kids may do. I have been hoping for something like this and these are perfect! Thanks again and keep'em coming! :o)
Sharon
Hmmm - when I click on the template link I am taken to "London Walks" Did I do something wrong?
I am also getting an incorrect link
I'm wondering if I just missed it. Did you ever do a New York template? I've been waiting and waiting. Thanks for these templates. They're a lot of fun.
i got the london walks link as well for both links on this post. Thanks for all of the templates!
thanks, this is a wonderful country. Been there once and surely hope to go again.
Here is a link to the NY template:
http://scrappingtildawn.blogspot.com/2008/02/new-york-template-freebie-plus-extra.html
It also contains a link to a badge making program
Thanks to all for leting me know about the England template being linked incorrectly. Sorry. Thanks for waiting on me to fix it.
London Walks are GREAT!! I didn't have time for the JTR walk. At the time David Brumelow(sp?) was conducting the walk and he is considered the foremost expert on the JTR case. Thanks for the template. I've been anxious for this one!!
yes, that name sounds familar...I think he was our guide. I know the man who did our tour had written several books...so I think that was him. I got goose bumps when I was on the tour!
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