Aug 29, 2010 Posted by Ian

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-29

http://tiptours.co.uk/2010/08/life-can-be-great-fun-if-you-see-the-funny-side-shilton-ford/ http://fb.me/DpEkF4Jo # Audioboo: Tip 49 – Always Remain Focused On The Bigger Picture http://boo.fm/b173611 # RT @TipTours Always remain focused on the bigger picture – Gloucester Docks http://bit.ly/bhOpvv # Always remain focused on the bigger picture – Gloucester Docks http://t.co/eatZWrI via... read more

Aug 29, 2010 Posted by Ian

Always remain focused on the bigger picture – Gloucester Docks

Tip 49 – Always remain focused on the bigger picture Gloucester docks are at the heart of the wonderful city of Gloucester and are deeply embedded in the history of the city. The main dock at Gloucester was constructed as the terminus of a ship canal with an entrance from the Severn estuary at Sharpness. The canal was formally opened on the 26th April 1827, and a huge crowd gathered to watch the... read more

Aug 22, 2010 Posted by Ian

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-22

Audioboo: Tip 13 – Life Can Be Great Fun – If You See The Funny Side http://boo.fm/b170212 # read more

Aug 22, 2010 Posted by Ian

Life can be great fun – If you see the funny side – Shilton Ford

Tip 13 – Life can be great fun – if you see the funny side! The small village of Shilton lies on the Oxfordshire side of the Cotswolds with some fine Cotswold stone houses and cottages. Historically the first reference to Shilton occurs as “Sculfton” in a charter dated 25 January 1205 though at that time it was within Berkshire before the county boundaries changed. In the 1205... read more

Aug 15, 2010 Posted by Ian

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-15

http://tiptours.co.uk/2010/08/accept-that-there-is-never-complete-right-or-wrong-radcot-bridge/ http://fb.me/Dja251fY # Want to be on #bhub this Sunday to share success story/pearl of wisdom? Interview slot available 3pm today – Tweet us your details! # Audioboo: Tip 64 – Carpe Diem – Seize the Day http://boo.fm/b167251 # #TipTours St Mary’s Gate, where officials of Gloucester... read more