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Hull, England, United Kingdom americandetour

... raining still!

It has been a bit of a blur today, as well as the Royal Marsden we have been to Addenbrookes in Cambridge, THe Queen Elizabeth in Birmingham and now I am sitting in a cosy front room in Sheffield with a real fire!
I am excited about tomorrow as we will be going back to my home town of Newcastle. Yippee!!
I have taken a few pictures of the day.

... adult will post thier resective scores.

The couple with the best score will win a prize!! (dont know how we are going to do this)

Please add your ideas and post some prospective dates!!!

Dont forget we need to design and distribute menus and dress code !!

love & Kisses

Kev & Stace

Started way back in Feb of this year when 6 of us all agreed to go to richard's and johanee's wedding and at the same time visit South Afica and take in England against SA at cricket. Sadly having returned to SA Johanee decided to call off the wedding in September.
We decided to press ahead and Johanee has been great helping out with hotels and cars. Last week was the big planning ...

... date of the 21st September as Paddy had a failing business to wrap up and Amanda had a lot of loose ends in her job to tie up. We also had a very important wedding to attend; Paddy's daughter Kylie, to her fiance Dave.
Amanda's Boss asked her to reconsider leaving so a deal was struck, with her working on line and the phone while away and returning for a period,each month to take care of business in the U.K.
The wedding went off without a hitch but ...

... signs of pagan symbols painted on fabric. As they draw closer towards the monument, a few branch off here and there and create small circles while holding hands and chanting something that is completely unknown to me. This proceeds around the whole of stonehenge until there is one more group that makes the biggest circle of them all, where the main ceremony is held. Unfortunately, we could only watch part of it, as we had to leave with our tour bus to go on towards Bath.

... of a wimp, you see. Even though I had butterflies in my stomach, I was not backing out of driving as so much of our trip was centered around exploring the countryside. So off we went, to pick up our cute little sky blue Ford Focus. Very sweet car! Plenty of room for two large suitcases, we were happy! Les hooked up the Satellite Navigation system and we were off to our first destination, Windsor Castle. Which in normal driving time would only take about 10 mins. Well ...

Now the talking is over and our date of destiny is almost upon us ! It's a good job we've had 3 days to recover from Lucina's wedding in Ireland - absolutely knackered would be a good description (if anyone is interested in a few wedding photos click here ). It was a nice chance to catch up with everyone especially those who we hadn't seen since our wedding in 2001. 6 days into taking malaria tablets and no ...

... in England. Now, I'd probably put it in fifth (Canterbury and Beverley have slipped in ahead of it). But, it's still worth visiting. In fact, I can't imagine not visiting it if I'm in the area. There's just something about sitting in it as the sunlight from the afternoon enters the nave through the West Window that puts goose bumps on me. No other church in England can do that to me. And no other church in England, simply through its existence, has made me believe that there ...

... that we had to be out by 10 a.m. We asked the proprietor if we could have another hour before we had to check out. She agreed to our request. We headed off to the cathedral.

Only one word comes to mind when I think of Durham Cathedral: BIG! This structure appeared to be the biggest cathedral that I've seen. Now, I don't know that the actual measurements would confirm my impression. I just know that it looks very imposing.

It also is the most solid looking ...