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... the morning. We still haven't finalised our hotel in Delhi, but we're not panicking! Apparently the booking arrangements will only be finalised on Wednesday. Still the hotel gets excellent reviews and is a good price, so we want to stay there if we can. <br><br>We've got our netbook working now (phew), so our next post will be from India.<br style="CLEAR: both">

Well since Amsterdam Josh and I have been staying in county Bedfordshire with my Aunty Sue. She lives in a country house, dated from the 1800's (and has the deeds to prove it!), with her dad - known as Grand dad to all) and her doggies, Molly and Buddy the bulldog. <br><br>So Friday we had a glorious sleep in, then headed to Milton Keynes for a couple of hours of retail ...

Well today was our last day in Amsterdam<br><br>A lovely sleep in this morning - owing part to the stone over from the previous night's events and also due to the grey skies and rain that have plagued us through Amsterdam. Packed all the bits and pieces up, left our bags with the hotel staff and off we wandered to the Heineken Experience Museum......<br><br>which wasn't open until 11am (note that for anyone wanting to visit!) - so another wonderful brekkie ...

... tattoo design on the body in bold graphics giving<br>it unconventional and wild look that is adored by the modern young<br>crowd who are constantly looking for something which will set them<br>apart from the rest. The men's Ed Hardy clothes include jeans, T-shirt, boxer, shorts, and hoodies. Ed Hardy<br ...

got to meet up with Sam a friend from OCAC 05... it's been forever. but it was definitely fun hanging out. <br>We had the most amazing food in all of the world at his parent's restaurant... and anyhow... we went paint balling... and toured the university in Wye...

... in the area that had claimed 2 lives and we saw another fire being put out by planes on the way to some hot springs. Although they were fenced off but that did not deter this intrepid band in jumping over and taking a dip.In the stream were currents of very hot and quite cold water. Even more couious was to see small fish in the cold bits of the current. We spent 6 days there and I was grateful to a young lad who gave ...

... old buildings and cute little pubs. When we first arrived there a tour guide got on our coach and took us for a little bus tour around the city. It was kind of annoying because you couldn't really see much from the bus and we all wanted to get out and be able to walk around. We did stop though at this huge grave yard for American soldiers killed in WWII. There are over 4,000 soldiers there. It was a beautiful site but very sad at the same time. It was kind of ...

... hit me in the face, reminding me of the unpredictability of the weather here. I cycled from my house to the bus stop along the River Cam, as usual. But today the river wasn't clear and sparkling and there were no swans to greet me. The river was muddied and stagnant. I wondered if the gale winds the Met Office had been predicting had swept through overnight, dragging up sediment with it. Reaching another part of the river I was stunned to see the punts ...