What is Great Britain? Great Britain, often referred to as the UK (United Kingdom) has four separate areas. Rather like the United States, where independent states have their own seats of power, but the complete power is based in Washington - the UK is actually made up of four separate countries - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each has its own seat of government, but the overall power is based with the central government in Westminster, London. A well researched, informative guide to Great Britaina and it's people - great fun and a useful handbook for any American about to visit the UK

101 Things very American Should Know About Great Britain

Bournemouth Today - has an easy and relaxed feel to it, the mixture of    ne buildings, colourful parks and its  glorious  beaches, ensure Bournemouth is still  one of  the south coast's  premier  destinations.  There  is  certainly  no shortage of things to see and do, in and around Bournemouth. As you descend into Bournemouth from any of its many approaches (it sits in a valley or chine), you immediately feel that Bournemouth has that extra dimension. Mile upon mile of soft creamy sand stretches out towards Sandbanks and Poole Harbour in one direction, while in the other, it  boasts impressive hotels and guest houses perched high above a steep cliff face. There are endless seafront walks and glorious pine-scented woodlands and chines, that tumble gracefully down to the sea. Clean and scrubbed, Bournemouth is still a place to come and enjoy the best a British seaside resort has to offer. A Bookopeia Compact Travel Guide

Bournemouth At A Glance

Stage 2 Writing Course - John Brown The Path to PublicationI'm presuming at this stage that you have already completed Stage 1 of the writing course. If not, then welcome anyway. I think it would be wise to check you are ready for this next stage and that all your set-up points are in order. Choose your method of publicationThis may sound somewhat odd at his stage buy this decision will impact on every move you make from now on, so it's vital that you understand the long-term benefits and drawbacks of your options. Within this course I will detail the benefits or otherwise of  Traditional publishing, self publishing e books, P. O. D., book covers, publishing platforms and so much more.

Stage 2 Writing Course

In a quiet corner of the old churchyard at Crathie lie the remains of our next John Brown. The simply inscribed headstone reads, Born 1827 - Died February 1883 aged 56 Years. Not only was it rather dispiriting to see your own name once again etched in stone but an even more disturbing fact was rapidly emerging - with the exception of JB the Protagonist all of the JBs to date had failed to reach their sixtieth year. J. B. the Abolitionist came nearest to the magic 60 reaching the age of 59, J B the Sexton had been snatched away at the mere age of 51, now here was J. B. the Ghillie (servant to and friend of Queen Victoria) cashing in his chips at 56. Maybe the time had come to contact the living and let the dead rest a while, but not before I've told you about, if not the best known, then certainly the most notorious John Brown of all. Born at Crathienard, near Balmoral, Deeside on December 28th 1827, the second son of John Brown a schoolmaster turned tenant farmer and Margaret (Leys), daughter of the blacksmith in Aberarder - He Became the Queen's Most Loyal servant

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