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The times that I see are UK times c.d.Herlock Sholmes
”I don’t know who Jack the Ripper was…and neither do you.”
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I’ve just been walking around Naples and I’ve been inside Buon Pomeriggio Cathedral and San Paulo Maggiore. I’ve also seen a Banksy in a case outside a pizzeria and some great backstreets and entrances to apartments that used to be palaces.Originally posted by etenguy View PostGood find, Herlock - thanks for sharing, it looks really interesting.Herlock Sholmes
”I don’t know who Jack the Ripper was…and neither do you.”
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When I first went on there c.d. it was via a link on Safari. The sound was awful. I followed their advice and logged out and back in on Chrome and everything was perfect. You’ll get a guide occasionally hitting a spot with a poor signal which might last a very few seconds but these don’t occur very often and certainly not for long.Originally posted by c.d. View PostHere is a nice review of the website that I came across. Note what she says about which browsers to use. Apparently Firefox is not supported.
Believe it or not, virtual tours are a super resourceful way to prepare for future travels, especially when you follow these pro tips inspired by Heygo’s free, real-time virtual tour offerings.
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Herlock Sholmes
”I don’t know who Jack the Ripper was…and neither do you.”
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What a brilliant idea!Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
It’s brilliant Barn. I just did a tour of the Dean Village in Edinburgh which is a UNESCO world heritage site. A village built by a mill owner. You’ve probably heard of it Barn, I can’t recall if you’re Scottish but I seem to remember you mentioning a link to Scotland? I’m off to Naples at 5.00 I think.
Thanks for putting this out there, Herlock.
I quite fancy the Daniel Liebeskind Berlin one, as I lived there briefly many years ago.
Agreed, Dean Village is lovely.
It feels like you're somewhere completely rural and not in a capital city at all.
The Modern Art Gallery there is great too.
I'm planning a visit to the cemetery there to visit John Irving's grave as soon as lockdown eases a bit.
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Sounds really interesting.Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
I’ve just been walking around Naples and I’ve been inside Buon Pomeriggio Cathedral and San Paulo Maggiore. I’ve also seen a Banksy in a case outside a pizzeria and some great backstreets and entrances to apartments that used to be palaces.
Do they suggest a level of tip for the guide? I guess the usual cost of a walking tour would be a guide.
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Do you think we get to see each other on screen, kinda like a zoom meeting while the tour is going on?
That would be great.
We could instigate a kind of Ripper cliche drinking game......
"Charles Cross sees what he thinks is a tarpaulin". DRINK
"Liz screamed three times, but not very loudly". DRINK
It would help us identify other casebookers!
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If we took a drink ever time Charles Cross gets mentioned we would all become alcoholics.Originally posted by Ms Diddles View PostDo you think we get to see each other on screen, kinda like a zoom meeting while the tour is going on?
That would be great.
We could instigate a kind of Ripper cliche drinking game......
"Charles Cross sees what he thinks is a tarpaulin". DRINK
"Liz screamed three times, but not very loudly". DRINK
It would help us identify other casebookers!
c.d.
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God help the tour guide who gets a bus full of Ripperologists asking them questions they already know the answers too.Originally posted by Ms Diddles View PostDo you think we get to see each other on screen, kinda like a zoom meeting while the tour is going on?
That would be great.
We could instigate a kind of Ripper cliche drinking game......
"Charles Cross sees what he thinks is a tarpaulin". DRINK
"Liz screamed three times, but not very loudly". DRINK
It would help us identify other casebookers!
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