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Foggy Worcester
... went into town where the streets run every which way so we had to remember which corner we turned.......we also went into the famous Worcester Cathederal which is beautiful inside and huge.......after visiting there we wound our way back to Banbury via the m42 /m40 and that was a very foggy trip ...
Ne ravno navdušeni
... hrane (vsaj v primerjavi z ostalimi večerjami, ki so tako obilne, da na koncu komaj vstaneš od mize), je za mizo skoraj potekala bitka, kdo bo pojedel kaj. Poljakinji sta se tako grebli za hrano, da je na našem koncu mize vsega takoj zmanjkalo ...
Če sem bila na koncu jaz lačna, kako so morali biti šele fantje:) Ko smo že mislili, da bomo šli lačni domov, smo le lahko naročili še sladico ...
From boats to the Bullring
... jacket potatoes, garlic bread, burgers, pretzels stuffed with all sorts of fillings, both sweet and savoury and the hot roasted chestnuts.
There were craft stalls with things made from wire, keyrings, knitted goods, reindeer skins, things for the garden, soaps in the shape of fruit. We stopped for drinks at the top end by the museum and then headed through the small shopping arcade and looked at the food ...
Day 12
... waistline doesn't want me to mention. We wandered up the high street further where we noticed a Subbers that had a breakfast menu so settled for that, was not too bad, except they microwaved the **** out of it to heat it up, made it a bit soggy. Our final Brighton destination was to be the Brighton pier but on Queue the rain came, and the sleepy little tourist attraction was closed until later in the day. Knowing what was ahead of us, we headed back to our little ...
Cotswolds
Had some cereal and pain au chocolat from the supermarket next door before we left for The Slaughters, two towns in the Cotswolds. As may have been mentioned before, this area is famous for its picturesque, quintessential English villages, complete with village churches and babbling brooks running through them. Upper and Lower Slaughters were no exception (two different towns). Photo from each are included. They were ...