New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
WHAT BRITAIN OFFERS
London Itself a Place of Many
JOYS in Summer Time.
LURE or SCOTTISH MOORS
Isle n Wight, Pleasant in Itself,
Is Also an Ideal Centre for
Many Charming Trips.

80 --z--e- where the American may g IN
re course ~ his. European wsnderings, he
vi surely land in Great Britain before he
cores home And. Of course. he Is bound
:, feel more a. home there than IN any Of
re o--e- lands he may visit. The ties %
sa-ssrF-liritv viii assure that. and he s.
rs.v n roam the islands from which his
s--ee-o-z came with freedom from re-
r-s-- and az enjoyment entirely different
Z c-sractsr from the sensations ~ viii
experience IN France or Germany, Italy or
Roland That is only natural
E-rla-s cHe-s SIS owl very individual
t-s decided attractions 70 the tourist
-ae-s Is NJ foreign language n be learned,
- c-e thing one need rot have -he feel
.-r ~ herrl.ssness sometimes associated
VII presence in a country where ali the
s7eeo- IS strange Then the customs.
SITE L-ey are different ave easier 10 IN
5s-sts-6, -,cre sympathetic IN their char
E~er
= Is r~ea- thing n England - say
rs- -c-zor IS Great Britain's greatest
f-r-e- resort Early summer n fact.
t-ss -cr6on's season ct It's height. r is
= Ire winter and THE far with the opening
e Ire shooting season, that the Londoner
:
70 re WRITER resorts 81 Southern France.
az a. ABOUT while IN spring end sumner
ae eo--,shes upon his native heath.
Lordon's Summer Delights.
LONDON ~ he summer o-ers delightful
t---scro-s The city fs fun 81 noble parks.
= is s1-~0--6ed by breathing spots, where
To o---Cf-6oo- rfe may he lived 70 per
-ee-or. There is RarelsEh, and there Is
E--l,-F-s--. ~~- tre polo enthusiast. There
e 0He-es --e pleasure. new 20 many Amer
t,a1s of speeding larRuid day a. Lord s.,
watching g %-e+ class cricket match. PLAYED
- re .es-~r'- fashion that charactertzes
re Brush national game, 50 complete in
's co-r-ss- - the fevere5 haste ~ base
hail. ard there are 81 many other things 20
D. done ,r --e summer fr and about Lon
co, rat --e season can never be SAID 70
D. c-~
G-es- E-f-zl- IS studded by places where
re seeker af-er rect ard health can md
- goa 70 his desires All about the
S@s's sre watering places where there are
g'o1 bsr,rg and n abundance ~ good
lote.s. Travelling is easv and swift, with
tat splendid network ~ well operated rail-
'srs lkr 80 Midland and the London &
No-th Western that covers the island. ard
- 6es--ies o, ire lard may be seen and
spprecis-e6 fr comfort.
To trs south tre Isle - wight holds out
Any temptations % the visitor. Along
re sc.s-t tor1e ~ The fnest and most
ipec,sclls- YACHT races 81 The sporting year
IKE Place, ard the great week a. Cowes is
event ~ ceIE-t the amateur tar.
lae tr1e-os7 landing A. Southampton
r. ~ wi
-'e trouble, and - CoVes ~ Ventnor he
1y We frc enough pleasure 70 lead him
say q W 10 ard learn tn- country
VIC sooU-. Re can make scores - in-
e-rg trips win ore % The pleasant
'r's t5er~ g. his hesdous~-ers. and The
'ecrs-s ~ Winchester and Salisbury,
s--at rsys1 fortress ~ Por1sDouth.
nome Dorr - the British navy. snd the
g Norman nlonume,ts around may
'eNsrd him for he stay.
Trips Many emo Varied.
1Rs's-. WIN IL cathedral. and the whole
1st c7u-t-y, Taunton. Bi6deforc and the
sDors that American beginnings are
Intimately associated With. are within
- - q railroad Journey that IS not too
-. and mary a PHEASANT inE. clean and
10 able albeit not luxurious. VIII vie
ne hotels 20 storc him shelter. For
"otorist some % the finest runs IN
~orlc srs handy.
'Ahs north. Scotland VIII tempt many
=, neFlcan. The Highlands never cease
a.. 80 and the lovely lakes and noun
-. can IN the heather, need not the
-. et'racnon % shooting time 20 make
-, peasant " is 40 hard trip from Lon
800 the north. with splendid corridor
- comfortable sleeping and dining cars
A., sooo hotels a. the Journeys end
s.ef u the cites or the smaller coast
a.. spls1nber. Il The tourist makes his
o., ue ~ ne sumner or delays his re-
1.,., 49, autumn Scotland blossoms out,
~'la'.y enough, T. rs 1uQ glory.