MP3 Audio Guide to the Forest of Dean that you can play on your own player as you walk around the famous Sculpture Trail.
- or play it at home before or after your visit. Find out about:

• The Freeminers
• Rioting Foresters
• Forest customs
• Scowles
• Bores
• Elvers

and much more.

If you have a hand-held Garmin GPS unit then you can also buy the GPS data for the Sculpture trail. The tracks can be uploaded to your hand-held together with the location of each exhibit and path junctions.
Accuracy of the data is around 20m or better. No base map is necessary.

This MP3 audio guide to Bath takes you from Bath Abbey past the world-famous Roman Baths, to the Circus and Royal Crescent. You'll see mellow Bath stone, sumptuous interiors, fashionable shops, Pulteney Bridge and much more.

• Up to 3.0 miles (5.0 Km)
• 2 - 3 hours walking
• Easy-to-follow map
• The walk can easily be shortened if you're in a hurry
• Over 60 minutes of commentary
• Why not look at the map and listen to the guide in preparation for your visit
• 18 MB download

With this MP3 audio guide to Bristol you'll visit Bristol Cathedral, the SS Great Britain, Bristol Old Vic, John Wood's Bristol Corn Exchange and the Bristol Nails, and lots more. We'll tell you all about Bristol's exciting history and its characters: Brunell, John Cabot, Edward Colston, the Merchant Venturers and more

• Up to 4.5 miles (7.0 Km)
• 2 - 3 hours walking
• Easy-to-follow map
• The walk can easily be split into 2 halves
• Over 60 minutes of commentary
• Why not look at the map and listen to the guide in preparation for your visit
• 20 MB download

Download an image taken from a printed postcard produced by local photographer John W Porter in the early 1900s.

Download an image of Flourmill Colliery Colliery, Bream. The wording on the card says 'Flourmills Colliery Forest of Dean'.
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Download an image taken from an old Postcard of the Pike House at Bream. The card was produced by the Cotswold Publishing Company around 1910. The road in the view is now Bream High street.

Download an image taken from an old Postcard of the Recreation Ground at Bream. The card was produced by the Cotswold Publishing Company around 1910. The land shown in the view is now Bream Cricket Ground.

Download an image taken from an old Postcard of Bream Infants School, newly opened in 1907. It was produced by the Cotswold Publishing Company around 1910. The card was published by: A J Batten of the Post Office Bream. The School itself is still in use.