Antoinette Hotel Kingston upon Thames
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Hampton Court Palace
Cloudy drizzle, quite damp and cool High 7
Here at Victoria Station we're waiting to catch the train to Kingston upon Thames via Clampett Junction or Petticoat Junction, I mean Clapham Junction.We rural folks couldn't get those names straight.
As you can see by the photo, it was a typical grey day in ...
Bumthang to Gangtey
... The hymns were The Lord is My Shepherd and Seek Ye First The Kingdom of God. Amazingly half the group was there, eleven in all. At supper our leader John revealed that the next hotel had not acknowledged our booking so they'd had two frantic days communicating with superiors to exact a hotel which would take everyone and would be at least of the same standard or higher than the original one. Let's ...
Punakha and surroundings, Day
... to the Chorten. It was very pretty and peaceful with lovely views. Somehow I managed to lose my sunglasses but Amber's Aussie hat does the job against the sun brilliantlyThen we hiked back and were driven to the centre of Punakha, a rather dilapidated town which used to be the capital of Bhutan. After lunch I nipped to a post office to buy stamps. I was hoping for pretty ones, but they are ordinary-looking. In the afternoon we visited a fort, the ...
Katmandhu Day 2
A lovely freshly cooked omelette for breakfast and then off to see the Monkey Temple in Kathmandu. It is a very busy but tranquil place with many stupas dating from the 7th century to the 18th century. There were many Nepalese coming either individually or in families to offer prayers to their gods. There are 5 Buddhas and people were crouching on the floor making parcels of offerings from rice, bread, vegetables, fruit and ...
The Preparations
... Moz High Commission in London in advance. Natalia went there today to submit our passports to the mercy of Mozambiquan bureaucracy.
By contrast, the rest of the logistics planning has been plain sailing [relatively].
It had originally sounded qyite daunting, organising a scuba diving trip to a deserted beach on the far coast of Mozambique, with little in the way of infrastructure, just to dive with some manta rays and whale ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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