Finally I have finished putting together my newest tour, Stanmore Circular Private Walking Tour.  It’s all ready available for booking on the Ye Olde England Tours Website and on popular sites such as Viator and Trip Advisor.

It’s all entirely based on the series of local blogs I’ve been writing since the arrival of the Coronavirus.  I’ve written quite a few blog posts over the years that are based on tiny parts of tours but never before have blog posts become a tour.

Did Queen Boudicca drink here?

I’m always a bit sceptical of how well new tours will fare and it always catches me by surprise when I think of a tour idea which seems obvious to me but then find no-one else has had the same brainwave and that people actually book it.  It’s a bit like being an inventor of holidays and vacations!

Nearly all my tours are unique, all of them are private and the majority go to places no-one else does and this tour is the same so given the virus situation, hopefully it will be one that is appealing!

I have other blog posts to write about the area but for now, here are those that I have written on places related to the new Stanmore Circular Private Walking Tour.   If you live in or around London and I know you follow my blog, let me know and you can have a small discount when you book 🙂

Coronavirus Diary 13 – Breaking the curfew for a peek over London

Coronavirus Diary 23 – A visit to Caesar’s Pond, Stanmore.

Coronavirus Diary – Social distancing on the battlefield with King Cassivellaunus – kicker of Roman ass!

Coronavirus Diary 32 – Exploring Grims Dyke

Coronavirus Diary 34 -Social Distancing in a WW2 Pillbox

The Master Oak – The Greatest and Oldest Oak Tree in Middlesex

The ruined church of St John the Evangelist in Stanmore

Visiting the grave of W.S Gilbert – the very model of a modern Major-General

Visiting the home of Edward Adrian Wilson – a forgotten hero who died with Captain Scott of the Antarctic.