3rd October Advanced English Practice (C1/C2) - Baa-ck to the Past

Today's episode is about the strange tradition of walking sheep through London. Listen here to find out more about it.  If you want to read along with the audio find the article here Please help support the production of this podcast and the written articles by joining me on Patreon. This can be done for as little as £1 per month. Without your support, we won't be able to continue. Click ⁠⁠here⁠⁠ for more details. If you want more information about private lessons at whatever level you need email me at [email protected] Check your understanding What is the unique tradition being discussed in the article, and where does it take place within London? What historical aspects of London's geography and trade are important to understanding the origin of the Sheep Drive tradition? Why was King Richard I's decree in 1196 regarding sheep crossing London Bridge significant for the Freemen of the City of London? Who organises the annual Sheep Drive event in London, and what roles do participants take on during the event? How does the Sheep Drive event contribute to charitable causes, and what does it symbolise about London's history and traditions?