The Isle of Man lies between Northern Ireland and England with equal distance. They have their own government but the head of state is the Queen. Although their own language if Manx, English is widely spoken. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely ride along the promenade in the world oldest horse-drawn tram. Take a vintage steam train ride to Port Erin and the Manx Electric train to Ramsey and Laxey. The Snaefell Mountain Railway to the summit of the island's highest peak. A 160km coastline should give you lots of fun. Don't forget the famous motorbike races.

Golf was played by many king and queen from the beginning. It is assumed that it had its beginning in Scotland and hundred of years ago. From its humble beginning it developed into a sophisticated game we know today. Today, it is played widely by millions. There are many championships and some with millions of dollars prizes.

Tony Robinson traced our Queen's lineage back to King Edward 4th. His argument was that Edward was illegitimate, having been born at Rouen while his father, Richard Duke of York was miles away fighting a battle with the French. The true lineage, if Edward was illegitimate, would have started with George, Duke of Clarence, Edward's brother, and the line would come down to a man who left our country in 1960 when he emigrated to Australia.