Countries for Kids from Case of Adventure

On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the sixth and final part of the novel, “Undercover Enterprise in England” – part of England Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In Undercover Enterprise in England, the Grey family arrive in England, ready to investigate who is trying to sabotage the BBC network, and why? Computer hackers, filming of important events, and even an audience with the queen, it’s a wild ride and one that you won’t want to miss!

“I stared out the window of the London Bus, at the famous Westminster Abbey that I had seen on TV in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate. It was so majestic with all those arches and spires on top. It made me feel quite poetic!

I thought about the words of our great friend, Iain Wemyss, whom we had helped to solve a mystery in Scotland. “I received a call from an old friend of mine who is CEO of a large company in England and who has been receiving threats of sabotage. He is in desperate need of my help.”

Iain had asked us to join him in England as undercover investigators. We would be posing as tourists and summer interns at the British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London. The famous BBC! How awesome is that?

The Director General of the BBC, Mr. Garth Howard, was Iain’s longtime friend. They had studied together at Cambridge University. Mr.  Howard had asked Iain for help as he had been receiving anonymous letters threatening to sabotage the BBC network. Our job was to discover who the saboteur was and to stop him. It was a tall order, but we were always up for a challenge!”

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the fifth part of the story, “Undercover Enterprise in England” – part of England Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In Undercover Enterprise in England, the Grey family arrive in England, ready to investigate who is trying to sabotage the BBC network, and why? Computer hackers, filming of important events, and even an audience with the queen, it’s a wild ride and one that you won’t want to miss!

“I stared out the window of the London Bus, at the famous Westminster Abbey that I had seen on TV in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate. It was so majestic with all those arches and spires on top. It made me feel quite poetic!

I thought about the words of our great friend, Iain Wemyss, whom we had helped to solve a mystery in Scotland. “I received a call from an old friend of mine who is CEO of a large company in England and who has been receiving threats of sabotage. He is in desperate need of my help.”

Iain had asked us to join him in England as undercover investigators. We would be posing as tourists and summer interns at the British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London. The famous BBC! How awesome is that?

The Director General of the BBC, Mr. Garth Howard, was Iain’s longtime friend. They had studied together at Cambridge University. Mr.  Howard had asked Iain for help as he had been receiving anonymous letters threatening to sabotage the BBC network. Our job was to discover who the saboteur was and to stop him. It was a tall order, but we were always up for a challenge!”

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the fourth part of the story, “Undercover Enterprise in England” – part of England Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In Undercover Enterprise in England, the Grey family arrive in England, ready to investigate who is trying to sabotage the BBC network, and why? Computer hackers, filming of important events, and even an audience with the queen, it’s a wild ride and one that you won’t want to miss!

“I stared out the window of the London Bus, at the famous Westminster Abbey that I had seen on TV in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate. It was so majestic with all those arches and spires on top. It made me feel quite poetic!

I thought about the words of our great friend, Iain Wemyss, whom we had helped to solve a mystery in Scotland. “I received a call from an old friend of mine who is CEO of a large company in England and who has been receiving threats of sabotage. He is in desperate need of my help.”

Iain had asked us to join him in England as undercover investigators. We would be posing as tourists and summer interns at the British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London. The famous BBC! How awesome is that?

The Director General of the BBC, Mr. Garth Howard, was Iain’s longtime friend. They had studied together at Cambridge University. Mr.  Howard had asked Iain for help as he had been receiving anonymous letters threatening to sabotage the BBC network. Our job was to discover who the saboteur was and to stop him. It was a tall order, but we were always up for a challenge!”

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the third part of the story, “Undercover Enterprise in England” – part of England Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In Undercover Enterprise in England, the Grey family arrive in England, ready to investigate who is trying to sabotage the BBC network, and why? Computer hackers, filming of important events, and even an audience with the queen, it’s a wild ride and one that you won’t want to miss!

“I stared out the window of the London Bus, at the famous Westminster Abbey that I had seen on TV in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate. It was so majestic with all those arches and spires on top. It made me feel quite poetic!

I thought about the words of our great friend, Iain Wemyss, whom we had helped to solve a mystery in Scotland. “I received a call from an old friend of mine who is CEO of a large company in England and who has been receiving threats of sabotage. He is in desperate need of my help.”

Iain had asked us to join him in England as undercover investigators. We would be posing as tourists and summer interns at the British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London. The famous BBC! How awesome is that?

The Director General of the BBC, Mr. Garth Howard, was Iain’s longtime friend. They had studied together at Cambridge University. Mr.  Howard had asked Iain for help as he had been receiving anonymous letters threatening to sabotage the BBC network. Our job was to discover who the saboteur was and to stop him. It was a tall order, but we were always up for a challenge!”

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the second part of the story, “Undercover Enterprise in England” – part of England Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In Undercover Enterprise in England, the Grey family arrive in England, ready to investigate who is trying to sabotage the BBC network, and why? Computer hackers, filming of important events, and even an audience with the queen, it’s a wild ride and one that you won’t want to miss!

“I stared out the window of the London Bus, at the famous Westminster Abbey that I had seen on TV in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate. It was so majestic with all those arches and spires on top. It made me feel quite poetic!

I thought about the words of our great friend, Iain Wemyss, whom we had helped to solve a mystery in Scotland. “I received a call from an old friend of mine who is CEO of a large company in England and who has been receiving threats of sabotage. He is in desperate need of my help.”

Iain had asked us to join him in England as undercover investigators. We would be posing as tourists and summer interns at the British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London. The famous BBC! How awesome is that?

The Director General of the BBC, Mr. Garth Howard, was Iain’s longtime friend. They had studied together at Cambridge University. Mr.  Howard had asked Iain for help as he had been receiving anonymous letters threatening to sabotage the BBC network. Our job was to discover who the saboteur was and to stop him. It was a tall order, but we were always up for a challenge!”

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the first part of the story, “Undercover Enterprise in England” – part of England Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In this episode, the Grey family arrive in England, ready to investigate who is trying to sabotage the BBC network, and why? Computer hackers, filming of important events, and even an audience with the queen, it’s a wild ride and one that you won’t want to miss!

“I stared out the window of the London Bus, at the famous Westminster Abbey that I had seen on TV in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate. It was so majestic with all those arches and spires on top. It made me feel quite poetic!

I thought about the words of our great friend, Iain Wemyss, whom we had helped to solve a mystery in Scotland. “I received a call from an old friend of mine who is CEO of a large company in England and who has been receiving threats of sabotage. He is in desperate need of my help.”

Iain had asked us to join him in England as undercover investigators. We would be posing as tourists and summer interns at the British Broadcasting Corporation headquarters in London. The famous BBC! How awesome is that?

The Director General of the BBC, Mr. Garth Howard, was Iain’s longtime friend. They had studied together at Cambridge University. Mr.  Howard had asked Iain for help as he had been receiving anonymous letters threatening to sabotage the BBC network. Our job was to discover who the saboteur was and to stop him. It was a tall order, but we were always up for a challenge!”

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, you get to hear many Scotland fun facts and funnies from our book, Scotland Adventure.

Saundra, a bonnie wee lass from Scotland is your tour guide!

“Welcome to my country of Scotland. My name is SAUNDRA and I am Scottish. My Mum and Dad are Scottish as well. Dad plays the bagpipes in a pipe band and they own a smal shop that sells tartan kilts, berets, sashes and covers for bagpipe bags. Mum creates all our merchandise on her sewing machine as she’s a very talented seam-stress.

I love Highland dancing and have danced in many local competitions, wearing my kilt while I dance. The tartan on my kilt has a history that goes back many generations in our family. I love listening to my grandmother tell stories about life back then – battles between clans on the rugged moors, brave men and women – and how we won our freedom as a nation. Have you heard of heroes like Robert the Bruce and William Wallace?

HEY THERE TRAVELER!! Are you ready for your adventure in Scotland? Aye, we’re gonna have a great time because, as you’ll soon see, this country is filled with mystery! There are the misty moors, the ancient castles,  Scottish Clan Chiefs, Jacobite symbols, and even more exciting, the Loch Ness Monster as well as tales of swords stashed away in secret places. Along the way, you’ll join in the hunt for the missing honours of Scotland! Grab your Passport and let’s roll!

Visit Scotland from the comfort of your living room with Scotland Adventure.

You will learn all kinds of Scotland fun facts, mark your Scotland map using Scottish map markers, collect passport stamps in your passport, get your Scotland Rail passes, use Google Earth to find landmarks, explore Wemyss Caves and St. Andrews Castle mine tunnels, learn songs about Scotland and cook up some delicious Scottish cuisine.

Saundra from Scotland is your tour guide. She will show you her country as you read.

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn reads the last part of the story, “A Clash of Swords in Scotland” – part of Scotland Adventure.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In this episode, the Grey family are guests at the amazing Edinburgh Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle. Rome has to defend the newly discovered dirk with a sword of his own!

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn will be reading part 24 of the novel, “A Clash of Swords in Scotland” – part of Scotland Adventure. Every Monday and Thursday, listen to another installment of this exciting mystery story with Ren, Rome, Jake, Libby and Tiffany Gray.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In this episode, Iain becomes Clan Chief and soldiers from Edinburgh Castle come to fetch the prized dirk that was discovered.

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On the Countries for Kids Podcast from Case of Adventure, Karyn will be reading part 23 of the novel, “A Clash of Swords in Scotland” – part of Scotland Adventure. Every Monday and Thursday, listen to another installment of this exciting mystery story with Ren, Rome, Jake, Libby and Tiffany Gray.

The Gray family loves traveling the world together, exploring, meeting the local people, sampling the food and solving mysteries! They make many special friends and visit places they’ve dreamed of seeing.

In this episode, the children search the cellars and Wemyss Castle for the White Rose Jacobite symbol.

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