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Elephants and Wizards: Edinburgh Part Two
... through the U.K. We will be going to a few locations that played a major part of the magic of Harry Potter, but Edinburgh is definitely the biggest since it is the birth place of the stories. J. K. Rowling moved to Edinburgh from England after a horrible divorce and she struggled with making enough money for her and her daughter. She decided to write a few books to provide a little extra income, and she did so in a little cafe called ...
Edinburra, like Cookaburra
... for posterity for several reasons. 1. I was putting an immense amount of effort into being asleep for as many of those 10 hours as possible...I think I managed about 4.5/5. And 2. Those few hours easily represented our lowest point of the trip, where getting McDonald's breakfast at the airport led to bouts of rapturous ecstasy, which was, of course, quickly followed by severe gastronomical distress. So let's just suffice it to say that I remember ...
Ghosts, Football, and More
... are wondering this is a chain of made to order pasta restaurants founded by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.
Manchester United
1,0 over Fulham for my first visit to Old Trafford in a crowd of 75,570 people. Boisterous, but in control thanks to overwhelming police presence and no alcohol in the stands. Very nice stadium and can see why they're 19x champions. The tour is standard, but the guide was very good. The ability to go into ...
My Waffle about Edinburgh & Crepe-ing for a Month
... 17px; ">We arrived at the crepe and waffle house and met one of the managers who showed us how to make a crepe.
We spent the next four hours working out how to swivel the wooden rake around on the hot plate to make the perfect crepe. Phin was pretty good to start...I was rubbish! But I got there by the end of the trial...can't say I was particularly confident in my skill level though. I also managed to give myself a ...
Love Affair with Everywhere: Edinburgh
... the Central station in Edinburgh. Walking up the ramp to the main street I knew it was going to be even more beautiful than I imagined. You walk out into the new city but look up and to the left and its the old city. That is how Edinburgh is split up into the Old City and the New City with Princes Street Gardens in between, both have their highlights and I recommend visiting both sides. And from almost anywhere, you can see ...