Best Ripper walking tour?

[Ms Diddles]

Annoyingly my trip was cancelled last minute due to a friend I planned on spending time with cancelled. I received the guide in plenty of time as well. Will have to try again in the New year!

Oh. Sorry to hear that Ero.

That's a shame.

I hope it works out next time.

I'll be trying the guide out in November, so I'll post a little review of how it goes.

[erobitha]

Oh. Sorry to hear that Ero.

That's a shame.

I hope it works out next time.

I'll be trying the guide out in November, so I'll post a little review of how it goes.

Please do!

[mpriestnall]

I have only been on 1 tour. If I was to go on another, I'll probably choose the tour run by Richard Jones. As recommended by the A-Z apparently!

https://www.jack-the-ripper-tour.com/tour-guides/

[Herlock Sholmes]

I haven’t been on a Richard Jones tour but it’s bound to be a good one. Ditto Phillip Hutchinson.

[Ms Diddles]

I have only been on 1 tour. If I was to go on another, I'll probably choose the tour run by Richard Jones. As recommended by the A-Z apparently!

https://www.jack-the-ripper-tour.com/tour-guides/

Yeah, that's probably the pick of the crop now that Donald Rumbelow has retired, Martyn.

Personally, I'm looking forward to constructing our own walk based on the Edgar's Guide.

That way, we don't have to stick to any prescribed schedule and can follow our noses wherever they lead us.

They usually lead us imainly nto interesting looking pubs, but don't worry, I'll ensure that we are still coherent and perfectly well behaved by the time we arrive for the WS meeting, I promise!

[gallicrow]

Regarding pubs - I used to live in the area in the 1980s and the Jack the Ripper as it was then was pretty decent. It was renamed back to the Ten Bells just before I left London. Even back then there would always be a group of people on a Jack the Ripper tour stop by whatever evening you were there. It was strange the looks you'd get, as if they were wondering which of you was Jack the Ripper, or possibly his great grandson.

[mpriestnall]

Yeah, that's probably the pick of the crop now that Donald Rumbelow has retired, Martyn.

Personally, I'm looking forward to constructing our own walk based on the Edgar's Guide.

That way, we don't have to stick to any prescribed schedule and can follow our noses wherever they lead us.

They usually lead us imainly nto interesting looking pubs, but don't worry, I'll ensure that we are still coherent and perfectly well behaved by the time we arrive for the WS meeting, I promise!

Well, you will be the only ones!

(Joke)

BTW Pardon my ignorance, but what is the Edgar's Guide?

[Enigma]

BTW Pardon my ignorance, but what is the Edgar's Guide?

https://www.edgarsguides.com/products/jack-the-rippers-east-end

[mpriestnall]

https://www.edgarsguides.com/product...ppers-east-end

Thank you.

Sounds a good way of guiding yourself around the JTR locations. Like the idea of the additional video guides.

[Varqm]

A ripper tour where all the tour guide talks about is the Maybrick diary would be good.

[c.d.]

heygo.com is repeating their London Ripper Tour on Tuesday, October 12th.

https://www.heygo.com/tours/jack-the-ripper-and-victorian-times

c.d.

[mpriestnall]

A ripper tour where all the tour guide talks about is the Maybrick diary would be good.

Or Lechmere.

Or the Shawl.

[Varqm]

Or Lechmere.

Or the Shawl.

Yeah. Non-refundable.

[mpriestnall]

Yeah. Non-refundable.

Extended, non-abridged versions.