Travelodge Scunthorpe
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Durham and York
... 11th century Norman Cathedral of Durham. Unlike Westminster Abbey, the Cathedral was very decoratively clean on the inside. The windows were smaller, the construction stone more light in colour and not nearly as covered by inscriptions and tombs. Huge columns, decorated by simple patterns lined the nave and beyond. From the centre of the cross, one could see a good way up the bell tower, and made it easy to imagine what Tintern Abbey might have been like. The back of the cathedral ...
Airports and aeroplanes
... my bag i discover that i've smuggled a banana in to the country! Me and James exchange a few funny stories via text which make me giggle and passes the time. I killed a few hours watching Cool runnings on my lap top and then more of my friends in the UK started to wake up so I made the most of the free wifi and chatted to people on Facebook. I haven't really slept since I was at home, in my bed, with Konrad. I miss him and have been seeing his ...
A York That´s Not New
... to continue on your way. I would have included synagogues, but these are few and far between, or are simply locked up during the day. Mosques are usually open, but they have few places to sit, so we avoid these as well. Anyways, after the service, we did have a chance to wander through the cathedral, and it is, indeed, grand and loaded with the history of its royal patrons and religious leaders dating back over the past 7 centuries. Besides that, it ...
Last 2 nights in Yorkshire
Hey it's really a nice Travelodge, it has restaurant and bar and serves a filling breakfast. Certainly not like the old style dumps. They still manage though to limit the add on bits for example, few towels and a bar of soap you can see through its so thin. I suppose the statement a bed is a bed is appropriate.
We were only staying the 2 nights ...
Walled City of York
Day 149: We got into York and immediantly thought that this is what Old England should look like, from the imposing wall that surrounds the old part of the city to the small lane ways zigzaging through houses and shops. After checking in we went for a walk for the rest of the afternoon taking heaps of photos and looking at all the really cool buildings. The cathedral is amazing but for £15 pounds it was a bit much, plus we could see most of the inside ...
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