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Press, 11 February 1981, Page 11

Belbre you leave for Britain, check with the New Zealand Government Bookshops. They carry many interesting books and ■ brochures of British walkways and attractions. If there’s not a Government Bookshop in your area, write for information to: The Government Printing Office, Mulgrave Street, Wellington. £7.50 one month’s unlimited viewing of castles, courts and crowns It’s a must for any traveller to Britain. Just £7.50 gives you an ‘Open to View’ ticket to more than 550 of Britain’s most famous houses'and castles, including both Windsor and Edinburgh Castles. In fact, about the only thing it doesn’t include is admission to Britain’s major museums — admission to many of these is free! £4 a day on a bicycle built for two Britain is full of cycle hire shops. You can hire for a day, a week, or several • weeks at a very reasonable rate. Single bicycles cost £3 a day, the fun of a tandem is yours for just £4 a day. Explore the countryside, discover sleepy villages and hamlets far from the madding crowd — and remember when travelling long distances by train to ask about your bikes travelling with you free of charge. London is... unlimited hours of enjoyment in Hyde Park London’s largest park stands in the heart of the city, and like any heart it’s lively, active, and fascinating. Hyde'Park and Kensington Gardens combine to provide Londoners with more than 630 acres of grasslands, flowers and trees. It’s a brisk four mile walk around the perimeter — the perfect -way to cool off and reflect on the antics and the words of the preachers, performers and soap-box orators in Speaker’s Corner. On your way to London stopover with Air New Zealand Seventeen times a week Air New Zealand takes off with passengers bound for London. Twelve flights touch down in Los Angeles, two in Singapore, two in Hong Kong and one in Tokyo. So whether your stopover plans include.the exciting Orient or the glamour of Hollywood — let Air New Zealand make getting there twice the fun and halfThe^ price you’d