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uglyscot Says: I love looking at boats, so walked along where small boats were anchored, and across where larger one's were moored by the Island.The Hurlingham is the sister ship of the Marchioness one which which sank in an accident with the Bowbelle in 1989 when 53 people died.
visit York house and its gardens
uglyscot Says: York House today serves as the Town Hall for Twickenham.Originally the central part of the house dates to the 1630s. It was built for Andrew Pitcarne who was a courtier of King Charles I. When he died in 1640, the house was sold to Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester in...
uglyscot Says: According to the company's publicity online :The Richmond Shakespeare Society is a highly-respected amateur dramatic society with a Membership from a wide area.It was founded in 1934 to perform Shakespeare's plays annually in the open air. It has grown to have a programme of...
uglyscot Says: In the 1960s the owner of The Eel Pie Island Hotel invited the bands like The Rolling Stones, The Who, Eric Clapton, David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd and other 'new' music groups to perform at his club.It became a legend.Today there is the Eel Pie Pub in the main street.
diosh Says: Orleans House Gallery is hosting a "music in Richmond' exhibition at the moment.It's entitled 'making music' and runs till 23rd October 2005.It spans the musical history of Richmond, over 500 years., exploring patrons, composers, musicians, with local...
ATXtraveler Says: One of the most interesting things you can do in Twickenham is to go enjoy a game at the stadium. I was very impressed that 75,000 English Rugby fans could sound so good together singing "Swing Low". It was so impressive, I had to take this picture of them doing so when we...
Donnylass Says: This is a really interesting museum - loads to see and do. And you can have your photo taken with the World Cup like Jeff did!
neilward Says: The museum was an excellent way to spend an hour,lots of memorabilia from all over the world,from as far as Argentina and new Zealand.One piece of memorabilia has recently been added to the museum,from Australia.........................The Webb Ellis Trophy...The World Cup...
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uglyscot Says: The restaurant is Mediterranean style with both indoor and outdoor seating. The waiters were all of and two wicked desserts :banoffee @ £4.50 ;choux bombes with ice cream @ £4.95.The two cups of tea cost us £3.20. Expensive but we were treating ourselves after a fabulous day...
Loch Fyne Oyster Restauramt: Fantastic seafood
londonbabe Says: Great, fresh fish, simply cooked. Speciality is oysters from Scotland, but all thje rest of the food comes highly recommended. PLeasant, simple surroundings, if a little too brightly lit for my taste. Anything fishy and grilled with fries.
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The shop was full of old fashioned sweets and ornaments that caught the eye as we walked past. The shop produces Retro sweets, locally produced ice-cream and organic chocolate.
There are also gifts and wedding favours.
What to buy: bulls eyes , licorice comfits or whatever reminds you of your childhood before Snickers, Galaxy and Mars took over.
Written Jun 7, 2010
Address: 26 Church St, Twickenham TW1 3NJ
Phone: +44 (0)20 8127 0551
Website: www.retrosweetmemories.com
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If you drink too much beer while you are watching a rugby match in Twickenham, you are required to wear the hat of the beer company which put you into this state. Here, clearly friends Dave and Amy were a little past normal consumption levels and were subject to the "superfan" rugby hat!
Written Feb 7, 2005
diosh Says: This is what Raft Man looks out at every day-lucky thing-from his mooring in the middle of the river.I just realised something funny-Mick Jagger lives at the top of the Hill-top left in pic.So he can look at raftman and raftman can observe him!From the sublime to the...
diosh Says: The walk from Twickenham to Richmond, along the riverside is a pleasant one, taking in the wildlife and beautiful views.Turning left after visiting Orleans Gallery, will take you along the river, via the footpath.Along the way you'll pass 'Raft Man'.He has lived on the river...
ATXtraveler Says: After reading my tip on the Queen's seat just now... you can see where I actually got to watch the game from. England ended up destroying Tonga, almost scoring 100 points... but the most exciting point of all of this was seeing 75,000 Englishmen swaying in their seats...
ATXtraveler Says: During your visit to Twickenham, make sure you arrive early, when they will still allow you to go sit in the area that is generally reserved for the Queen. It clearly is the best vantage point in the stadium, and it is nice to pretend you are royalty!Most of all, have fun...
Twickenham Stadium's Locker Rooms
ATXtraveler Says: Twickenham truly is one of the nicest stadiums I have ever been to, and the locker room was no exception. Comfortable flooring, solid oak lockers and beautiful facilities.If you are a fan of sport, you will enjoy this tour!
ATXtraveler Says: During my trip to the Rugby World Cup in 1999, we had the opportunity to tour Twickenham prior to the match starting. We were able to go down to field level, check out the dressing rooms, and even pretend to run on the field!It was truly an unbelievable experience.
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Twickenham: Home of the English Rugby Union
During our Rugby Tour of England and Ireland, we had the opportunity to enjoy a match at Twickenham and also a tour the day before. It was wonderful!
Twickenham-Richmond's riverside neighbour
The Octagon Room is to the right of the building.It was built in the early 18th Century, about 1710.This part of the Orleans House is used as a wedding venue and for exhibitions and various...
Twickenham isn't just about Rugby/ It's a great little town, near enough to London to get in easily, far enough away to be peaceful and green.
The Home of the World Champions
Twickenham is the home of English rugby,fantastic stadium set in a suburb of london.. We went to watch Newcastle falcons beat the sale sharks in the Powergen cup final,tickets for the international......
It was a lovely sunny day and surprisingly warm after the cold preceding days, so we decided to go to the Riverside at Twickenham. This is a particularly nice part of the Thames with waterbirds, boats...
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