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... home last night at about 7pm.... So all in all, quite along day and a half....
Needless to say, this is being writted very aerly as we are still very much on Indian time - both waking aerly, which will make the return to work easier on Monday... The only problem - the 32 degree drop in temperature - lord it is cold!

So a month has gone with many different places visited, photographed and as siad, many new friends made..

Mumbai is a wonderful city but is so severely ...

Last brief entry, just to say we are safely back home, arriving yesterday with Sue picking us up at Manchester airport.

We've had a fantastic trip - very memorable! Thank you for following our trip. Hope it hasn't been boring, certainly hasn't for us.

... the CHANGE. I don't particularly like change, but I like to take myself out of my comfort zone sometimes and see what I can handle. Keep challenging myself.

Keeping this short, otherwise it will get VERY boring. More time for fun stories and escapades then! xox

... t'worms 'll cum and eat thee oop
Then t'worms 'll cum and eat thee oop
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at

Then ducks 'll cum and eat oop t'worms
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
Then ducks 'll cum and eat oop t'worms
Then ducks 'll cum and eat oop t'worms
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at

Then we shall go an ...

WOW what a week! No sooner had we unpacked our bags and repacked our belongings into storage we were packing again to start our adventure! We had only a very short time to catch up with family before we were saying our goodbyes again. Although we never thought we'd be ready our bags are finally packed and were on the train down to London Kings Cross. We are very tired so hope to get some sleep on the overnight flight to Nairobi.

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... 15 years. Lucky there was a route back though the viking village!! So glad!

The major highligh for both Noma and Chezza was the perfectly preserved Viking poo! Rather large viking poo too! Sometimes it's like being with 2 little kids!

We then headed off to the York Minster. A truely wonderful gothic cathedral. It's actually Nothern Europes largest gothic cathedral ...

... brough smiles to their faces of which i have many photos. Wild life has been plentiful especially in the rain forest along with some very large bugs in the showers. The only thing i have found out is that alpaca tastes so good but is so cute, i have broken my rule of not eating cute animals! Blog will be updated soon ready before my next trip in a few weeks, so come back for part two!

... the Millennium Volunteers organization. It's quite exciting as there may be surfing, canoeing, rock climbing and the works! I got to go on this weekend for free because I have thus far done over 300 hours of community service! It really pays off to be giving and I love all the things that England has to offer its students! I can't wait to go...although I am quite sad too because I'm going to miss my babe. I know I sound like a sissy, but I'm so in love!

(Originally published at http://www.troysgonewalkabout.com)
< br>The sky was extremely grey, and it rained non-stop from the exact point at which we crossed back into England. The gloominess seemed to pervade our moods as well, as the navigator (yours truly) found it a little tough to direct Ali out of Edinburgh, and a wrong turn after stopping for petrol in Newcastle cost us more time. Even the mildly annoying habit of the car ...