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⌈ Secret Post #2190 ⌋

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When my American cousins came over (to England) we were walking through the park and they were all
"What's that broken wall?"
"What?"
"That broken wall that's fenced off right in the middle of the park."
"Oh that. That a roman wall." *looks at sign* "Oh it as built in 275 AD. That's nice."
Cue them being pretty amazed ("Your country is old!" and "It's just sitting here? Why isn't it protected/in a museum?") and demanding to be shown round all the ruins in my town that I'd never really looked at twice.

The moral of this rambling story is- honestly a tourist might be interested in things we consider normal, because it's not normal for them.

My advice is let her go to the places she wants to, but also list off some usual sights too. A day in London never hurts.

Thanks for sharing, I'm feeling really good about doing a mixture of stuff with her now.

And I can do evil things with a day in London

- Gift shop that used to be the bank Sherlock Holmes banked in? Check
- UK's smallest police station, now used as a cleaners' cupboard? Check
- Previous site of my favourite bookshop? What do you mean you're not interested?

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Re: If you were visiting your country/area what would you want to see?

Re: If you were visiting your country/area what would you want to see?