Beech Mount Executive Accommodation Liverpool

Hey Everyone... if you're reading this then it means we remembered to hand out the log on details for our blog and you're missing us already, enough to have bothered to log on before we're even left Manchester! ; )<br><br>As most of you are aware today, Tuesday 1st December, at 6:45pm Paul and I will embark on our 'BIG ADEVENTURE' with a BA flight to Heathrow, London!<br ...

After 3 years of saving we are finally set to go travelling to Eastern and Southern Africa. We will arrive in Uganda and head to Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Victoria Falls and possible Madagascar before flying back in June 2010.

... on the bus for 2 hours. The reason? It was a Sunday afternoon, no accident, no bridge collapsed, just an average Sunday. I digress.<br> <br>Anyway after our pilgrimage to her home we got a curry, the favorite Friday night take out food of England. (They obsess over Friday curry night, and If you listen to any radio station there will be talk of curry) If you are not familiar it is Indian food, and it is spectacular. The next day ...

Well I am happy to report that despite postal strikes I have my passport back and a multiple entry visa stamp inside.<br>I was so relieved to have the passport back.I really do not like to be parted from it.<br>All I have to do now is get through the next 4 weeks at work.Oh well I am sure I will manage.<br>Bye for now.

... whilst the woman next to me was definitely fidgety on both occasions too. Now call me cynical, but WTF have they got to be worried about, eh? They're obviously saved already, they have just been on a pilgrimmage, surely they're going to be well in with the Big Man? Unless of course there's something they ain't telling us? <br><br>But anyway, either the prayers work or Airbus Industry do their job or something like that and we land ...

So we took off from Glasgow this morning, the bus full with many many sore heads! By sometwisted fate, i was probably feeling the best our of the lot and i was the one in hospital the night before!<br><br>We headed South to Liverpool, passing through the home of Golf, St Andrews. We had a surpise stop in St Andrew's to have a look at the old castle ruins and of course, the birthplace of Golf. I have never seen so many funky checkered pants in any colour imaginable than ...

... this area to have a look at all the docks and Merseyside and then headed for John Lennon airport to fly to Belfast. The airport was less than clean but after a short delay we were on our way. We landed at Belfast International Airport and we surprised at the ease. We picked up our car and drove to our hotel at Castle Upton Estate, Templepatrick, which was close to the airport but quite a distance from Belfast, which is what we wanted. As we drove ...

Day 10: By Mark B. This morning some of us headed into the town, while the others stayed back at the histel playing monopoly etc. In the afternoon we headed to Bolton's Reebok Stadium for the Premier League Game Bolton vs Arsenal. We soaked in the pre-game atmosphere in the local maccas before a Mr Martin and a couple of us headed to the player's entrance to watch the arsenal players ...

Had a very easy and uneventful journey in lovely sunshine (27 degrees) up to Liverpool to stay overnight with Janice and Brian. Just sat and chatted for several hours before Jan made us a lovely evening meal of poached salmon with a stilton ...

It was a long and winding road from Stratford to Birmingham and we had to slow down for major roadworks. It was threatening to rain but here comes the sun to brighten our day making me glad all over. Good day sunshine. The easiest way to Liverpool was on the motorway, which I hate, but today it was not so bad with day trippers and trucks. All things must pass the Canary and that's all right, I don't fight it, I just let it be. We were on the road for ...