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 Now this
is where I go shopping every week, but not into the new posh
bullring shopping centre, but to pick up bargains in the open air
markets, and rag market indoors.
  
Britain’s second city has a long history as a leading centre of
trade and market innovation. Its earliest transformation, in the
1200’s, from an agriculturally insignificant village into one of the
greatest industrial cities in the world, earned it a reputation as
‘The city of a thousand trades’. Birmingham’s importance has been
forged and fashioned by its own people. It is not a site of
strategic defensive importance, and has no castle, port, or river.
The city emerged solely as a result of its ability to craft,
manufacture, and trade goods.
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Tussauds Blackpool
Porthcawl LLangollen
Western
Bull Ring
Brewery
Crealy
Park Observatory Science Centre
Oxwich Castle
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