The wharf near Dunethin Rock was an obvious destination for these operators as it provided the most convenient access for excursionists to the locality and for social events at the School of Arts.
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In April 1913, after the passing of the LNWR football special carrying excursionists to Market Harborough to cheer on Stamford ( who lost ), fire was noticed in Pridmore's farmyard.
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Cheap excursions in the summer were popular : for 1 / 6d excursionists could go from Bristol to Weston and back, and for a shilling from Bristol to Cheddar or from Taunton to Watchet.
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The B & LE carried passengers many years ago, and indeed kept a spur line from its main line east to Conneaut Lake Park amusement park for dropping off and picking up excursionists visiting the park.
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The California land boom of the 1880s led to the first big wave of tourists, who were called " excursionists " and came looking for echoes of the famous novel " Ramona " by Helen Hunt Jackson.
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On Wednesday 21 August " Fenella " became the first Isle of Man Steam Packet Company vessel to operate from the Irish port of Donaghadee, when she brought 500 day-trip excursionists to Douglas.
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Excursions in the 1880s became popular enough for a landowner to build a two-storey hotel with a store, bakehouse and stables at the northern end of the Ben Lomond Marshes for the use of excursionists and miners.
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The branch's junction was visible on a June 25 aerial photo of the 1938 Gettysburg reunion camp; on May 7, 1939 a Reading Railroad train from Philadelphia carried 400 excursionists on the branch to Round Top.
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The paper explained how difficult it was to get good information after the crash : " The excitement was intense, and it was well nigh impossible for reporters to force their way through the surging mass of frantic excursionists ."
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There is no specific tourism activities in the municipality, although there are potential areas endowed with natural attributes and resources that are conducive to recreation, leisure and other wholesome experiences which can provide the purpose for visitors, excursionist and vacationist.
