Preview on our website: OutlandishScotland.com. Outlandish Scotland Journey is designed to guide Outlanderites to a variety of real-world places in Scotland: * Locations mentioned in Diana Gabaldon's first three novels (Outlander, Dragonfly in Amber, and Voyager). * Scottish sites that inspired--or resemble--Diana's grandly-evocative, fictional location descriptions. * Scottish film sites seen on screen in the STARZ network Outlander TV series. * Places where significant events occurred during the 1745 Jacobite rebellion--sometimes earlier Jacobite-related events. The full book includes Seven Parts, covering 65 sites, one of which is in Northwestern England. Part One: Film Sites between Edinburgh and Inverness. Part Two: Inverness, nearby sites (including Culloden), and Loch Ness. Part Three: The Callanish Stones on the Isle of Lewis and the Scottish West Highlands. Part Four: Outlandish places and film sites near the City of Stirling, and between Stirling and Edinburgh. Part Five: The Edinburgh area Outlandish places and film sites. Part Six: Three Aberdeenshire locations of interest. Part Seven: Outlandish places and film sites in Glasgow, Southwestern Scotland, and an area of Northwestern England. FREE Outlandish Scotland Extras, OutlanderLinks, and Site Maps are available on our Website! OutlandishScotland.com "There are very clear directions explaining how to get to each location, and the guides are very clear about what you will find in each place, with lots of details to help you make the most of your holiday. One thing I especially liked was the thistle icons that rated each location ... so I could see at-a-glance how many sites to spend time visiting."--DelightAndInspire.com Outlandish Scotland Journey is part of the A Novel Holiday Travel Guidebook family. ANovelHoliday.com

Outlandish Scotland Journey

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Miller, C. D.

Europe

Novel Holiday

[Kindle eBook FREE with paperback purchase! See Kindle Matchbook Link below, to the right of Product Details.] Harry Potter Places Book One--London and London Side-Along Apparations is the first of five guidebooks designed to help Harry Potter Fans (Potterites) visit places found in the UK that are associated with The Potterverse: locations mentioned in the novels, and film sites. A FREE PREVIEW of Harry Potter Places Book One is available on HarryPotterPlaces dot com--it's much better than the computer-generated "Look Inside" sample. Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks will help you find: * Real-life places mentioned within J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels. * Real-life locations where Harry Potter movie filming took place. * Real-life sites that significantly influenced Harry Potter movie studio set design. London Has the Most Harry Potter Places in the World! There are 18 Harry Potter Sites in Central London and 10 London Side-Along Apparation Sites. London Side-Along Apparations are Potter places outside of Central London that you can quickly reach by train, visit, and then return to London--usually allowing time for trekking to other Harry Potter sites on the same day. In the Specialis Revelio London section, you'll find tips for planning your London Potter Places and Side-Along visits, such as King's Cross Station, Grimmauld Place, and Privet Drive. We also developed five suggested Potter Itineraries for seeing the best of London's Potter Places, based on the number of days you have to visit, and the amount of energy you intend to expend. Specialis Revelio London also includes tips for planning your trip to the Warner Brothers Studio Tour London--The Making of Harry Potter (Site #27), aka the Harry Potter Studio Tour. Go to HarryPotterPlaces dot com to see all the FREE EXTRAS available for Harry Potter Places Book One--London and London Side-Along Apparations, and learn about the other Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks. Harry Potter Places Book One--London and London Side-Along Apparations is the only travel guidebook you'll need to purchase in order to plan and enjoy the most Potterly perfect visit to London and nearby locations. No other single source on the planet--no Internet website or previously published guidebook--provides as much Potterly important information in one place. Even if you're not yet ready to embark upon a UK Potter trip, each of the Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks are fun to read! Nowhere else will you find so much interesting information about each and every individual Potter Place. HPP travel guidebooks are part of the A Novel Holiday travel guidebook family. ANovelHoliday dot com

Harry Potter Places Book One: London and London Side-Along Apparations

Charly D. Miller

[Kindle eBook FREE with paperback purchase! See Kindle Matchbook Link below, to the right of Product Details.] Harry Potter Places Book Three--Snitch-Seeking in Southern England and Wales is the third of five guidebooks designed to help Harry Potter Fans (Potterites) visit places found in the UK that are associated with The Potterverse: locations mentioned in the novels, and film sites. A FREE PREVIEW of Harry Potter Places Book Three is available on HarryPotterPlaces dot com--it's much better than the computer-generated "Look Inside" sample. Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks will help you find Potterverse locations such as: * Real-life places mentioned within J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels. * Real-life locations where Harry Potter movie filming took place. * Real-life sites that significantly influenced Harry Potter movie studio set design. Harry Potter Places Book Three guides you to several Potter Places situated west of London. The first Snitch-Seeking site, Picket Post Close in Martins Heron (Site #24)--aka the Dursley's #4 Privet Drive home--is a Great Site Side-Along Apparation from Harry Potter Places Book One, repeated here for Potterites who are driving to Potter Places outside of London. This entry includes extra information not found in Book One, such as SatNav/GPS driving coordinates and local lodging options. Two Snitch-Seeking Sites Each Deserve a DOUBLE-GREAT-SITE Rating! Gloucester Cathedral (Site #39) and Lacock Village &amp; Abbey (Site #40) are loaded with recognizable Harry Potter film sites. Armed with HPP Book Three, you'll not miss a single screenshot reproduction opportunity in either of these marvelous locations, and you'll learn how to debunk several popularly-promoted myths about Lacock Abbey filming. While the Forest of Dean (Site #37) isn't a film site, it's a very Potterly Important Place. Rowling frequently wandered through this forest when she lived in the village of Tutshill (see Site #41). Thus it comes as no surprise that one of the most important Deathly Hallows camping locations--all of Chapter 19: The Silver Doe--is set within the Forest of Dean. Snitch-Seeking Chapter 13--J.K. Rowling Childhood Haunts &amp; Severn Bridge (Site #41)--is a collection of places in England and Wales associated with JKR's pre-Potter life, such as her once-Unplottable birthplace (we found it!), her childhood homes and schools. A very brief Deathly Hallows Part One film site found beneath a bridge that connects England with Wales is also included. Why? Because that bridge lies on the route between two JKR Childhood Haunts areas. Site #41's chapter contains a whopping 11 Snitch-Seeking locations, but this collection counts as only ONE of the SIXTY-EIGHT Potter Places identified in the Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks. Go to HarryPotterPlaces dot com to see all the FREE EXTRAS available for Harry Potter Places Book Three--Snitch-Seeking in Southern England and Wales, and learn about the other Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks. Harry Potter Places Book Three--Snitch-Seeking in Southern England and Wales is the only travel guidebook you'll need to purchase in order to plan and enjoy the most Potterly perfect Southern England and Wales visit. No other single source on the planet--no Internet website or previously published guidebook--provides as much Potterly important information in one place. Even if you're not yet ready to embark upon a UK Potter trip, each of the Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks are fun to read! Nowhere else will you find so much interesting information about each and every individual Potter Place. HPP travel guidebooks are part of the A Novel Holiday travel guidebook family. ANovelHoliday dot com

Harry Potter Places Book Three -Snitch-Seeking in Southern England and Wales

[Kindle eBook FREE with paperback purchase! See Kindle Matchbook Link below, to the right of Product Details.]Harry Potter Places Book Four--NEWTs: Northeastern England Wizarding Treks is the fourth of five guidebooks designed to help Harry Potter Fans (Potterites) visit places found in the UK that are associated with The Potterverse: locations mentioned in the novels, and film sites. A FREE PREVIEW of Harry Potter Places Book Four is available on HarryPotterPlaces dot com--it's much better than the computer-generated "Look Inside" sample.Six Potterlicious Places are found in Northeastern England.Three NEWTs are Great-Site-rated:Site #44, Alnwick Castle: Alnwick, NorthumberlandSite #45, Durham Cathedral: Durham, County DurhamSite #46, Goathland Railway Station: Goathland, North YorkshireThree NEWTs are Might-Be-Fun-rated:Site #47, Hardwick Hall: Chesterfield, DerbyshireSite #48, Malham Cove Limestone Pavement: Malham, North YorkshireSite #49, National Railway Museum, Yorkshire or County DurhamThe primary difference between Great-Site- and Might-Be-Fun-rated NEWTs is whether or not they are quick and convenient to reach. Thus, Potterites with plenty of holiday time can consider all NEWTs to be Potterlicious places to visit.If you have to select only one NEWT to visit, it must be Alnwick Castle (Site #44)! No other UK film site has so enthusiastically embraced and accommodated Harry Potter fans. In addition to plenty of Potter-Specific and Potter-Related tours, activities and exhibits, Alnwick Castle offers a multitude of interesting Non-Potter events and performances. Enjoyment of all these tours, activities, exhibits, events, and performers are included in the general Alnwick Castle admission fee.Go to HarryPotterPlaces dot com to see all the FREE EXTRAS available for Harry Potter Places Book Four--NEWTs: Northeastern England Wizarding Treks, and learn about the other Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks.Harry Potter Places Book Four--NEWTs: Northeastern England Wizarding Treks is the only travel guidebook you'll need to purchase in order to plan and enjoy the most Potterly perfect visit to Potter Places found in northeastern England. No other single source on the planet--no Internet website or previously published guidebook--provides as much Potterly important information in one place.Even if you're not yet ready to embark upon a UK Potter trip, each of the Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks are fun to read! Nowhere else will you find so much interesting information about each and every individual Potter Place.HPP travel guidebooks are part of theA Novel Holiday travel guidebook family.ANovelHoliday dot com

Harry Potter Places Book Four - NEWTs: Northeastern England Wizarding Treks

[Kindle eBook FREE with paperback purchase! See Kindle Matchbook Link below, to the right of Product Details.] Harry Potter Places Book Five--Scotland: Hogwarts' Home is the last of five full-color travel guidebooks designed to help Harry Potter Fans (Potterites) visit places found in the United Kingdom of Great Britain (the UK) that are associated with the Harry Potter Universe (the Potterverse). A FREE PREVIEW of Harry Potter Places Book Five is available on HarryPotterPlaces dot com--it's much better than the computer-generated "Look Inside" Amazon sample. Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks will help you find: * Real-life places mentioned within J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels. * Real-life locations where Harry Potter movie filming took place. * Real-life sites that significantly influenced Harry Potter movie studio set design. Book Five Part ONE: Edinburgh explores Scotland's capital city and the places where J.K. Rowling found safe harbor when struggling to finish her first novel, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. The Ambulatus Edinburgh chapter includes three Potter Maps and four suggested Potter Trek Itineraries to help you visit several of JKR's Edinburgh haunts, such as: * Nicholson's Restaurant (Site #54)--now the Spoon Café Bistro--the primary Philosopher's Stone writing site. * The Elephant House (Site #51), a secondary writing site for Philosopher's Stone * The Balmoral Hotel (Site #50), where Rowling finished writing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in 2007. Book Five Part TWO: the Scottish West Highlands is where you'll find the magical mountains and glens, rivers and lochs, seen on screen in aerial shots of the countryside surrounding Hogwarts Castle: * The most memorable views seen outside the Hogwarts Express while it journeyed to Hogwarts Castle were shot in the Scottish West Highlands. * You can personally experience Harry's journey to Hogwarts by boarding a train similar to the Hogwarts Express at Fort William (Site #59), which travels over the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct bridge (Site #61). * Not only can you visit the place where Hagrid's Hut was built, you can LODGE in the area of Site #58. Book Five Part THREE: Horcrux Hunting in Northern Scotland--and Beyond includes sites on the north coast of Scotland, the west coast of Ireland, and a little village in Norway. These places are for Potterites with plenty of holiday time, and a determination to visit EVERY possible Potter Place on the planet. Go to HarryPotterPlaces dot com to see all the FREE EXTRAS available for Harry Potter Places Book Five, and learn about the OTHER Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks. Harry Potter Places Book Five--Scotland: Hogwarts' Home is the ONLY travel guidebook you'll need to purchase in order to plan and enjoy the most Potterly perfect visit to Scottish (Irish and Norwegian) Potter Places! No other single source on the planet--no Internet website or previously published guidebook--provides as much Potterly important information in one place. Even if you're not yet ready to embark upon a UK Potter trip, each of the Harry Potter Places travel guidebooks are FUN to read! Nowhere else will you find so much interesting information about each and every individual Potter Place. HPP travel guidebooks are part of the A Novel Holiday travel guidebook family. ANovelHoliday dot com

Harry Potter Places Book Five-Scotland: Hogwarts' Home

[Kindle eBook FREE with paperback purchase! See Kindle Matchbook Link below, to the right of Product Details.]Welcome to Tour the Twilight Saga Book One--The Olympic Peninsula, the first of four travel guidebooks designed to help Twilighters travel to all the Twilight-Saga-related sites. Book One takes you to the most important real-world places mentioned in Stephenie Meyer's novels: Forks, La Push, Port Angeles, and Seattle--all of which are found within the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State (USA). On our website (TourTheTwilightSaga dot com) you'll find a FREE PREVIEW of Book One--it's much better than the computer-generated "Look Inside" samples--the Table of Contents, and a directory of the FREE TwiTips we've posted.

Tour the Twilight Saga Book One: The Olympic Peninsula

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[Kindle eBook FREE with paperback purchase! See Kindle Matchbook Link below, to the right of Product Details.]Tour the Twilight Saga Book Two is the second of four guidebooks designed to help you travel to Twilight-Saga-related sites. Book Two leads you to recognizable Twilight Saga Film Sites located in and around Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.   A FREE PREVIEW of Book Two is available on TourTheTwilightSaga dot com--it's much better than the computer-generated "Look Inside" Amazon sample. Learn more about Tour the Twilight Saga travel guidebooks there, and access the free TwiTips and Twi Travel Supplements.   Here are a few of the places we'll take you. Jacob Black's House! The structures actually used for filming exterior scenes at Billy and Jacob's home still exist, and can be found in the Minnekhada Park region of Coquitlam, just northwest of Vancouver, BC.   New Westminster-a suburb of Vancouver-is where several New Moon "Port Angeles" segments were shot, such as movie theater exterior scenes and Bella's dangerous motorcycle ride with a stranger. Eclipse footage of New-Born Vampires rampaging in "Seattle" (with the Volturi looking on) was filmed just down the street.   In another Vancouver suburb-Richmond-you'll find the Gulf of Georgia Cannery dock. It was here that Victoria was filmed administering the fateful bite, causing Riley to writhe in agony as her venom began to course through his veins.   Tour the Twilight Saga Book Two is the only travel guidebook you'll need to plan and enjoy the most Twilicious holiday possible! No other single source-no Internet website or previously published guidebook-provides as much Twi-important information in one place.   Even if you're not yet ready to embark upon a Twilight Saga trip, each Tour the Twilight Saga travel guidebook is fun to read. Nowhere else will you find such interesting information about every Twilight-related site.   Visit the website to learn more about Tour the Twilight Saga travel guidebooks. Peruse the Table of Contents for all four books, download free samples of each book as it is published, and access the free TwiTips and travel supplements; TourTheTwilightSaga.com

Tour the Twilight Saga Book Two: Vancouver, British Columbia

Canada

Outlandish Scotland Journey: Part One

Outlandish Scotland Journey (OSJ) is designed to guide Outlanderites to a variety of real-world places: * Scottish locations mentioned in Diana Gabaldon's first three novels (Outlander, Dragonfly in Amber, and Voyager). * Scottish sites that inspired-or resemble-Diana's grandly-evocative, fictional location descriptions. * Scottish film sites seen on screen in the STARZ network Outlander TV series. * Scottish places where significant events occurred during the 1745 Jacobite rebellion-sometimes earlier Jacobite-related events.Part Two of Outlandish Scotland Journey consists of Nine Sites: The City of Inverness and 8 nearby locations.Part Three of Outlandish Scotland Journey consists of The Callanish Stones on the Isle of Lewis and 4 sites in the Scottish West Highlands.

Outlandish Scotland Journey: Parts Two & Three

Preview on our website: OutlandishScotland.com. Outlandish Scotland Journey is designed to guide Outlanderites to a variety of real-world places: * Scottish locations mentioned in Diana Gabaldon's first three novels (Outlander, Dragonfly in Amber, and Voyager). * Scottish sites that inspired--or resemble--Diana's grandly-evocative, fictional location descriptions. * Scottish film sites seen on screen in the STARZ network Outlander TV series. * Scottish places where significant events occurred during the 1745 Jacobite rebellion--sometimes earlier Jacobite-related events. Part Five of Outlandish Scotland Journey consists of 15 Outlandish places (including Film Sites) located within the City of Edinburgh (including Edinburgh Castle), and nearby: Signet Library, Tweeddale Court, The World's End Pub, Old Tolbooth &amp; Canongate Kirk, Bakehouse Close, White Horse Close, Holyrood Palace &amp; Abbey, Summerhall Anatomy Lecture Theatre, Craigmillar Castle, Prestonpans Battlefield, Gosford House, Preston Mill, Glencorse Old Kirk, and Roslin Glen Ruins. Part Six of Outlandish Scotland Journey is unusual. It consists of only 3 locations, and none of them are Outlander-related. If you'll be traveling in the Aberdeenshire area, however, these places should not be missed: Castle Fraser, Easter Aquhorthies Stone Circle, and Loanhead of Daviot Stone Circle. Because Part Six is so small, its eBook is FREE! You can download it from the Part Six book page of our website: outlandishscotland.com

Outlandish Scotland Journey: Parts Five & Six

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