About Britain

Chapter 1: Ghost Tour of Britain
It consists of a four-day trip to visit different parts of Britain, in search of ghosts.
We visit the Tower of London which was a former prison, where ghosts have been seen of Anne Boleyn "princes in the tower", Edward V of England and his brother Prince Richard.
Also visit Glamis Castle in Scotland, where a ghost called "the Grey Lady" was burned at the stake.The third day we traveled to the island of Iona, where the Vikings killed the monks and stole the treasure. Today they continue to see ghosts.
Finally traveling to Wales in search of the ghost called Eira Welsh princess, died for love and his body was thrown into the canal.
Chapter 2: British Jobs and Uniforms
This chapter discusses the different works of British and their uniforms.
TheQueen's Guards, their job is to protect the queen of England, wear a bearskin hat and is very heavy, they cannot move when it's cold and take shelter in a sentry box.
The Beefeathers, protect the Tower of London, long ago they ate beef so they are called beefeathers.
The Bagpipe Players play music for the tourist and they were a skirt with a tartan design
The Judges have a very important job andwear wigs so that criminals do not recognize.
Chapter 3: Famous Sites
Big Ben is in London and is the name of the big bell into the tower, you can hear it every hour, when the tower lights at night is very beautiful
Stonehenge is on Salisbury Plain, is the entrance to a ring and did not know who did it because the mountains are closest to your position 400 km is very interesting
Chapter 4:Attractions
Jorvik museum is located in York, you can see the ruins of old buildings and a village of Vikings, is a fun site to visit
Hadrian's Wall is in the north of England is said to have made ​​to the Scots fought against the Romans today are only a few ruins of the corridors and the forts
Chapter 5: Royal Ceremonies and Traditions
Elizabeth II has four children, Prince Charles, Princess Anne,Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, his successor is Prince Charles and this has two sons Prince William and Prince Harry
The Royal Wedding, Prince William married Kate Middleton and April was 2011, his life was not easy because his parents separated and his mother died, he is the sucessor to the throne after his father Prince Charles.
The State Opening of Parliament, the Queen reads a speech toministers, after a guard was walking with a candle with gunpowder in the cellars
The Ceremony of the Keys is a closed beefeather all cells with keys to a guard and asked a question

Maundy Thursday is the third day of the celebration of Easter Queen gives money to a group of older people
Queens Birtday Card Queen sends a letter to the person who turns 100
Chapter 6: Holidays and FestivalsHalloween is on 31 of October; people dress up as witches, ghosts ... and tell scary stories. People go to the homes of neighbors and say "Trick or Treat" and the neighbors have to make the trick or else people will do a trick.
Guy Fawkes, November 5th is, people do guys with old clothes and burn them. They usually celebrate with fireworks.
Christmas, people put trees in their homes anddecorating, people put the presents under the tree and eat special food with turkey.
April fool’s Day, is April 1, the people of Britain teases his friends. The reporters Invent fake news and many people always falls.
Chapter 7: Food
Traditional food for breakfast English has eggs, sausage, black pudding and beans,for drink the people love tea with milk.
Main Course:
Fish and chips with peas, mincedmeat with mashed potatoes, roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, sausages in Yorkshire pudding.
Desserts:
Apple pie and custard, chocolate cake, ice cream
Drinks:
Orange juice, tea, coffee.
Afternoon tea people eat sandwiches and scones, the scones have got cream and jam, the drink is tea with milk.
Chapter 8: Sport
Football, the English invented the modern rules of football, the English...