Excerpts from The Robin Hood 500 Route (Part 2)
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In this section: Where Will the 500RH Take You?Excerpts from "The Robin Hood 500 Route" by Neil HallamIn this book, Robin Hood enthusiast Neil Hallam invites you to join him on the trip of a lifetime as he travels around some of the most scenic locations in England searching for the facts behind this famous yet inscrutable outlaw. His travels take him far beyond busy Nottingham and Sherwood Forest to the village of Robin Hood, the bucolic hamlet of Loxley, charming Whitby and the beautiful Robin Hood’s Bay, via a plethora of caves, coves, churches, crags and castles just waiting to be discovered along the way. Drawing on historical research, national folklore and local legend, Neil pieces together a fascinating and entertaining tapestry of swashbuckling adventures, intriguing mysteries and ancient curiosities which will make you want to visit each and every amazing location for yourself."The Robin Hood 500 Route" is Copyright ©2023 Neil Hallam, all rights reserved, and is published by Extremis Publishing Ltd.The Official Robin Hood 500 Route Website can be found at: www.500rh.co.uk.This title is available as a physical book from www.extremispublishing.com and all good online retailers and independent booksellers worldwide.

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Dani Harris-Walters is a professional dancer, performer, teacher, director, DJ and choreographer in hip hop and contemporary fusion. He is also the creator of Don’t Touch This Battles. Dani is a phenomenal dancer who has competed in a variety of competitions such as the International Dance Organisation World and European Championships and a tv show!  At the IDO World Championships Dani battled with a group of friends in Hip Hop called the Three Lions where they competed together and took gold back in Rimini, Italy 2015. As well as international hip hop competitions, Dani was a finalist on the show Got to Dance with his partner Sia back in 2014. He created a battle competition called Can't Touch This Battles a few years back and has travelled all around the UK with it which continues to make it successful.

THEREMIN TANGO
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THEREMIN TANGO

The theremin you hear in this recording is the 1929 RCA instrument that once belonged to Samuel Hoffman, played using a vintage RCA 106 Radiola loudspeaker.

Different(2) MEANS MONEY
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Different(2) MEANS MONEY

Different(2) MEANS MONEY

Breathe - Original Piano Composition
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Breathe - Original Piano Composition

Perhaps the relentless, repetitive melody and rhythms of the hands remind me of a frantic mind and the need to stop and observe when we are quickening our breath, when it is shallow and tight, to then let go and remember to breathe deeply and with ease - Breathe like a tortoise and live for 400 years, maybe

Dani and Sia -
01:56
Dani and Sia -

Dani Harris-Walters is a professional dancer, performer, teacher, director, DJ and choreographer in hip hop and contemporary fusion. He is also the creator of Don’t Touch This Battles. Dani is a phenomenal dancer who has competed in a variety of competitions such as the International Dance Organisation World and European Championships and a tv show!  At the IDO World Championships Dani battled with a group of friends in Hip Hop called the Three Lions where they competed together and took gold back in Rimini, Italy 2015. As well as international hip hop competitions, Dani was a finalist on the show Got to Dance with his partner Sia back in 2014. He created a battle competition called Can't Touch This Battles a few years back and has travelled all around the UK with it which continues to make it successful.


THEREMIN TANGO
02:17
THEREMIN TANGO

The theremin you hear in this recording is the 1929 RCA instrument that once belonged to Samuel Hoffman, played using a vintage RCA 106 Radiola loudspeaker.


Different(2) MEANS MONEY
04:10
Different(2) MEANS MONEY

Different(2) MEANS MONEY


Breathe - Original Piano Composition
05:40
Breathe - Original Piano Composition

Perhaps the relentless, repetitive melody and rhythms of the hands remind me of a frantic mind and the need to stop and observe when we are quickening our breath, when it is shallow and tight, to then let go and remember to breathe deeply and with ease - Breathe like a tortoise and live for 400 years, maybe