‘Gosnell’ tour: tour guide with heart attack says tour will ‘set a tone’

Go ahead tours are a bit of a cliché but it’s one that I’ve always found interesting and I’ve done them before.

They’ve become an increasingly popular way to visit places and get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. 

When I’m in the UK I do these tours, so it’s really great to be able to take them home.

It’s like travelling through the country again. 

The tour guide has been on the verge of death for a few weeks now and I have to say he is not the most pleasant person to talk to. 

But there is a real connection between me and the person who brought me to this place and that is the heart surgeon who had operated on him. 

He’s a nice, humble man and I’m really happy to have him as part of my family. 

I’ve been on tour with him for a couple of months and we’ve been talking about how we’re going to have a tour guide that will set a tone.

I don’t think it will be just about the tourist attractions but it will also be about the people. 

We are going to be going to places like Glasgow, Manchester, Leeds and even Birmingham to meet some of the people who have come here.

I will bring along a small camera with me and I think it’s going to make the tour even more memorable. 

There are people who are really passionate about this and it’s important to have people like that to go with you. 

For me personally, it’s a huge opportunity to go back to a place that has never been visited by anybody before and to go through a place where I grew up and grew up around. 

In the future, I’m thinking of putting a new exhibition in the city that is going to focus on the people and places that have been around for so long. 

Hopefully that will help to build a bigger picture. 

My parents are also really excited to go to this and we’re hoping to go for a walk around Glasgow. 

It’s really a place I grew-up in and it has a real special place in my heart. 

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