The Old Bakery Inn
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IPhone you are drunk. Go home.
Silly phone thinks I'm in Canada. Any way this is a first entry that I'm making two days before I'm leaving because shut up.... I just remembered I'm supposed to censor my self on here. Buggeration. Well I leave on Sunday today is Friday and I am totally ...
Brunch zum Sekt
... an zu regnen und das nicht mal wenig. Von den unendlich langen weißen Sandstränden und der Sicht in die Bucht blieb mir also leider nicht viel. Bei Sonnenschein ist dass nicht nur bestimmt bombastisch, ich weis, dass es so ist. Man schaue sich einfach nur Bilder bei Google an.
Danach ging es dann auf den Weg nach Lauceston, der zweitgrößten Stadt von Tasmanien. Unterwegs probierte ich dann mal eines der wenigen ausgeschlachteten Objekte aus ...
Rain rain go away
... this island, which a little over a week a ago was a spontaneous option on a much larger trip. The DVD player freed up, and we put on Wedding Crashers. If that wasn't enough, Virva brought out the cheesecake we had bought at Coles earlier; what a shout. I sat and let the events of the last week percolate into the fibres of my being, whilst watching some quality comedy, and sunk into bed a happy ...
"Jan! We've got a Glaswegian!!!"
... up all my necessary paperwork, and headed across to the hospital, hoping I could remember where to go after being shown briefly the day before.
Fortunately, the psychiatry ward was very easy to find - tucked away at the furthest end of the corridor in the lowest floor of the hospital. The first bit of good news was that my badge had been properly activated and I was able to gain access. First hurdle over. The next was finding out where to ...
Like so many horror movies rolled into one...
... such delights as The Overlook Hotel from The Shining, the titular orphanage from The Orphanage, and the sorority house from the 1974 version of Black Christmas. To top it off, the accommodation offers a lovely choice of carpets: Vomorrhoea (thanks to Hannah Reid for the name) - a lovely combination of brown on sickly yellow, or a contrasting Diarrhomit - for those who like a bit more brown than yellow in their hideous carpets.
But still, ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Old Bakery Inn Launceston
“ Beautiful rooms ”
Reviewed Apr 22, 2013
Loads of historic character in this accommodation. Loved our four poster bed in very large room, with a sheltered verandah too. No view worth looking at but the room itself and the main reception area were full of ambience. A good cooked breakfast was extra but enjoyable. Would be a bit of a walk to the city centre - 10-15 mins maybe. There is nothing in the immediate vicinity of interest. A nice quiet place for a stopover.
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