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• Cholmondley Pageant of Power
  "Not to be missed!"
  "I attended on the Saturday (15/6/13) having secured a discount for my tickets (£21 for an adult and £4.55) for a child. What an absolutely sensational day. Even the full price would have been exceptional value. The whole set up, from the parking to the proximity of watching the cars on the track was..." fantastic. Going into the paddock and wandering around and taking pictures of hundreds of millions of pounds worth of cars was awe-inspiring. The marshalls and workers were extremely helpful, and had no problem with my ten year getting close to the track to watch cars that included a Bugatti Veyron Supersport, Lamborghinis, Aston Martins, Ferraris and an original AC Cobra. There was so much for kids (and adults) to do, that we could not do everything and spend time watching the track. We even went up in a helicopter ride for a very reasonable £30. This will be one event that I will be marking in the diary for next year. The organisers should be congratulated for running smoothly such an exc... " More >
• Little Moreton Hall
  "Excellent guide."
  "My wife and I visited Little Moreton Hall on the afternoon of Sunday 16 June, 2013 with two friends and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The place is steeped in history, but what really put the icing on the cake was the Elvis-lookalike guide. That is not to malign the gentleman as he had an excellen..."t knowlege of the hall's history, and his delivery and humour made it a trip to remember. I would really recommend a visit, especially if it is a fine day when you can sample the excellent refreshments outside. " More >
• Beeston Castle
  "Very Pleasant!"
  "We spent a couple of very pleasant hours here on Saturday 15th June. A steep walk up to the castle, but easily broken up by taking in the increasingly beautiful views made the hill manageable and easy. The views from the top of the castle are incredible: panoramic and stunning from every dire..."ction. Yes, the castle is in ruins, with imagination and the guide book it was however easy to visualise how the castle may have looked. The walk back down through the wooded area was very pleasant: the open areas all well kempt and maintained. Some signage indicating the locations of the bronze age huts may have been useful given the importance of the site in describing the area in terms of the quality of the bronze produced here. We were more than happy with the two hours or so we spent here. " More >