Travel Resources Guide
The first thing to remember is that you will be driving on the left hand side of the road. If you are traveling from the UK this is no problem! However if you are coming from the USA and many other countries you will have to adapt to driving on the left. * When driving on Irish roads, and when it
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· If you have never been to the UK or drove there before, a detailed map or good Satellite Navigation or GPS system is very useful, and this will help you navigate the roads as you go from scenic attraction to attraction!· Please ensure to have your valid driving licence with you at all times on t
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In England, Scotland and Wales you must, as a car rental customer, be ready to drive on the left side of the road. It may sound very difficult, but once seated in your English rental car with the steering wheel on the right side, it will soon seem natural to follow the traffic on the left sid
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Many towns in Malaysia were founded at the mouths of rivers as they were an important means of transport. Today, these rivers provide an alternative means of taking in the sights of a town as well as the plant and animal life along their banks. Tourists should try one of the the several leisurely ri
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If you're a pilot who stays abreast of the latest suggestions and recommendations for emergency maneuver training, then you've probably heard about the role that aerobatics training can play in helping pilots recover from extreme unusual attitude situations. At first glance, aerobatic skills might n
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We've all heard the old saying that, because auto accidents are more prevalent than aircraft accidents, flying is safer than driving. What this statement ignores, of course, is that aircraft accidents are invariably more fatal than auto accidents. The best way for pilots to avoid flying accidents is
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There are two kinds of classic cross controlled stalls: the slipping stall and the skidded stall. Both of them can be dangerous, but the skidded stall tends be the most consistently dangerous because of its tendency to tuck "under the bottom" during the stall break. A skidded turn results from yawed
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Namur is a Belgian city with a 2006 population of 107,000. It is situated at the confluence of the Rivers Meuse and Sambre. It is presently an important commercial and industrial center, and includes a major railway junction. Namur maintains much of its medieval styles and flavor; in fact you
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With a 2007 population of 90,000, Avignon stands on the left bank of the River Rhone in the South of France. Avignon is known as the "City of the Popes", and is famous for its Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes), a stunning and massive medieval structure where the Popes lived from the early 1
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The beautiful and historic town of Rye is a magnet for visitors from the UK and overseas. However very few take the chance to break away from the town and explore some of the fantastic countryside scenery nearby. Below are a couple of short walks that will give the visitor a new perspective on t
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