Romley House York

... 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

... o'cowd
Tha's bahn t'catch thi deeath o'cowd
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at

Then we shall ha' to bury thee
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
Then we shall ha' to bury thee
Then we shall ha' to bury thee
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at

Then t'worms 'll cum and eat thee oop
On Ilkla Moor baht 'at
Ilkley, England, United Kingdom helen-marie

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... up the 275 stairs to the top of the minster. The stairs were small and narrow. But halfway up and we get a good view of the towers of the church. The walkway had some pretty good views. The top however had magnificent views of the whole surrounding area. It would of been good, though I could see about 5-6 power stations off in the distance - that kind of ruined it for me. But the view makes up for it. It is astonishing. The crypt and treasury were just as good. It was ...

... influences from the Romans, Normans & Vikings. We went to visit a Roman bath house but it turned out just to be a museum and pub so we returned back to the hostel. York backpackers is a bit **** so we went out for a few pints in a number of pubs along Micklegate street. When we came back we got talking to a load of Aussies in the bar in the hostel who were from Perth. It was nice to talk to them about places we knew in WA.

... my Grandad had been born. It looked close enough on the map, but my south-easterly progress was terribly slow and I got almost nowhere before nightfall. Even without all the delays earlier in the day it was probably an overly optimistic idea, so, bitterly disappointed and not sure when I’d next get the chance to go, I soon gave up and made directly for Milton Keynes, where I enjoyed some great company and a fantastic home ...

... been a while since I traveled. It was a converted Georgian mansion. I was too tired for much and after a few beers I went to sleep. The next morning we were up early to see York. First we went on a short walking tour. York is still surrounded by an incredible wall. For the most part you can walk on it. I'm outside and it's getting cold. I think that I will continue later.

... interesting thing about the owner was that he was Catholic. There are several rosaries and crucifixes in the bedrooms that attest to the owner's religious preferences. I didn't think that Catholics could own enough in those times to build a fine home like Fairfax House. But, I guess I was mistaken. The house is excellently decorated with clocks and furniture from the time when it was built. Restoration work is continuing at the present time, so you might not be able to get into ...

... The pointed arches down the nave and the rib vaulting supporting the ceiling are all hallmarks of the Gothic style in England. One also notices that the preponderance of statues decorating the exterior is also utilized in the interior. There are little figures of musicians, gargoyles, and even stone representations of physical ailments all over the walls. One such statue called "Toothache" is typical of the types of statues on the walls of Beverley Minster. It adds an informal ...