Today’s show focuses on my recent trip to Northern England and is part two of this podcast.
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The Finer Details of Episode 72 include an overview of my media trip to Northern England!
In episode 71 I shared my final media trip itinerary with you and the first half of my trip for Northern England. In today’s episode, I pick up where I left off in Lancaster England. You’ll learn about the Pendle Witches, Lancaster Castle, my trip through the Forest of Bowland and to the English countryside. You’ll also hear about my adventures in Manchester and what rock star I got to hang out with! Listen to part two of my journey now!
If you loved this episode, you might want to check out my post on 52PerfectDays; 11 Things To Do in Northern England
Episode Resources
Visit Britain on Twitter
NorthernEngland.com
Tollhouse Inn
Lancaster Castle
Forest of Bowland
The Barley Mow
MacDonald Manchester Hotel
Evelyn’s
Manchester Craft & Design Center
The Quays
The Lowry
Albert Square Chop House
Royal Exchange Theatre
Whitworth Art Gallery
Manchester Music Tour with Craig Gill from Inspiral Carpets
Opus One Bar and Restaurant in the Radisson Blu Edwardian Manchester Hotel
John Rylands Library
Mr. Cooper’s House and Garden
Midland Hotel
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You have a beautiful narrating voice. It was very pleasant to listen to your story and descriptions.
I’m such a rubbish Brit, I’ve hardly been to Northern England! (Although saying that, I am off to Leeds tomorrow!) A lot of it is definitely on my list, it’s stunning 🙂
Lancaster is a great town, with many interesting places to see, I may be a little biased, as I went to university there!
Sorry you didn’t get to try the beer, but luckily your luggage arrived. 🙂 I’ll have to listen to part 1 now.
This sounds like a lovely trip. I think the Tollhouse Inn sounds like a great place to stay and enjoy the English Countryside.
I have not listened to the podcast yet, but will do, I think this is a very innovative concept and could be the future of blogging. Appreciate your initiative on this.
I really am addicted to podcasts. Glad I found a new one to feed the addiction!
The English countryside is amazing and you’ve showcased so much of it for us. Thanks! Looks like an epic trip and that MacDonald Manchester Hotel, right on!! 😉
That is not so common that I perfectly understand the accent! You really have a very clear pronunciation and that is SO important for a non-native English speaker. Nevertheless, 50 minutes is too long for me, as it’s a lot of concentration, both understanding the words and listening to the story. Maybe it’s possible to offer a transcript that would be also good for deaf and partially deaf people?
I’d love to see your structured itinerary as an infographic. I feel like having a visual to go along with your stories would be wonderful, both for building a media trip or an actual vacation. I do love your stories.
And you know we have gluten free beer up here in the Pacific Northwest!
Such a beautiful part of the country. I can’t listen to the podcast right now, but I will be sure to let anyone I know who will travel to that area of England.