Ringo Starr and Neil Aspinall decided to return to England from Greece on this day. They had been in the country to look at possible islands to purchase for The Beatles, their family and friends to live and work on. Starr's wife Maureen was in the late stages of pregnancy and had remained in Britain,... Read more »
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John Lennon and Ringo Starr go sightseeing in Athens
The Beatles had arrived in Athens, Greece, some days earlier with a view to buying a set of Greek islands. However, their hired yacht was delayed due to a storm off the Cretan coast, leaving them stuck in Athens for several days.
The Beatles go sightseeing in Greece
This was The Beatles' second day of sightseeing in Greece. Their yacht was held up by a storm off Crete until 25 July 1967, leaving them stuck in Athens for a few days.
The Beatles go sightseeing in Greece
Delayed from looking for a Greek island to live on, due to a storm off the Cretan coast, The Beatles went sightseeing in the countryside around Athens on this day.
John Lennon and Paul McCartney travel to Greece
John Lennon, his wife Cynthia and son Julian, along with Paul McCartney, Jane Asher, Pattie Harrison's 16-year-old sister Paula Boyd, Mal Evans and NEMS employee Alistair Taylor all began a journey to Greece on this day to look at a set of Greek islands The Beatles were considering buying to live on.
George Harrison and Ringo Starr travel to Greece
On the previous day, 19 July 1967, The Beatles had discussed their plans to purchase an island hideaway in Greece.
George Harrison visits his parents
George Harrison and his wife Pattie travelled to the north of England on this day to spend some days with his family.
Paul McCartney returns to England from America
Following their week-long holiday in San Francisco, Denver and Los Angeles, Paul McCartney and Mal Evans arrived back in London, England on this day.
Paul McCartney flies to San Francisco
The day after his arrival in the United States, Paul McCartney spent the day in San Francisco.
Paul McCartney flies to Los Angeles
With the Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band all but complete, Paul McCartney decided to take a flight to America to surprise his girlfriend Jane Asher on her 21st birthday. At the time she was touring the United States with the Old Vic Company, performing Romeo And Juliet.
Paul McCartney has the idea for Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Paul McCartney had flown to France on 6 November 1966, and met Mal Evans in Bordeaux on 12 November before flying to Kenya for a safari holiday.
Paul McCartney meets Mal Evans in Bordeaux, France
One week after beginning his road trip across France, Paul McCartney had a rendezvous with The Beatles' roadie Mal Evans in Bordeaux.
Paul McCartney flies to France
On this day Paul McCartney flew to France on a plane-ferry from Lydd airport in Kent, England.
John Lennon returns to England from Spain
Having completed his work on the Richard Lester film How I Won The War, John Lennon returned to London on this day.
George and Pattie Harrison leave India
George Harrison and his wife Pattie had flown to India on 14 September 1966 to study yoga and the sitar in Bombay (Mumbai). On this day they returned to England, arriving at London Airport.
Ringo Starr joins John Lennon in Spain
On 18 September 1966, John Lennon had travelled to Carboneras in Spain to film How I Won The War for director Richard Lester.
John Lennon travels to Carboneras, Spain
Following the initial filming period in Celle, West Germany, John Lennon travelled to southern Spain on this day to continue work on Richard Lester's How I Won The War.
John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Brian Epstein meet in Paris
The previous evening, John Lennon and Neil Aspinall left Celle in West Germany, where Lennon was filming How I Won The War with Richard Lester, for a break in Paris, France.
George and Pattie Harrison travel to India
George Harrison and his wife Pattie flew from London to Bombay (Mumbai) in India on this day.
John Lennon flies to Hanover, Germany
Having finished touring and enjoying a break from recording, The Beatles were free to explore solo projects for the first time. John Lennon accepted an invitation from director Richard Lester to appear in his film How I Won The War.

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