2018七下上城区期末教师版

2017学年第二学期期末试卷ADunnottarCastle城堡CastleopenSummerseason:(April1st-September30th)9:00-5:30everyday.Winterseason:(October1st-March31th)Oct1st-Oct28th10:00-4:30Oct29th-Nov11th10:00-3:30Nov12th-Nov25th10:00-3:00Nov26th-Jan20th10:00-2:30Jan21th-Feb3rd10:00-3:00Feb4th-Feb17th10:00-3:30Feb18th-Feb24th10:00-4:00Feb25th-Mar31th10:00-4:30BadWeatherBeforegoingtotheCastle,weadviseyoutovisitourwebsite(www. )tomakesurethattheCastleisopen.Onthedaysofbadweather,thecastlemaybeclosedforsafetyreasons.Adultticket:Childrenticket:£3GuideBook:BuyticketsattheWedonotofferpre-booking(预定forCastleClosureTheCastlewillbeclosedonthefollowingdates-25th&26thofDecemberandthe1st2ndofJanuary.Postcode:AB392TLDogsDogs eattheCastleaslongastheyarekeptonaleash(皮带)atallWhencanwevisitDunnottarAt9:00a.m.onOct B.At3:00p.m.onNov.C.At10:00a.m.onJan. 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