Centennial Hotel Cambridge

... 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">

... cousin Elliot, his fiancee Nicole and their little 8 month old baby Isla came to visit. The girl has personality! After a play we were off to the Green Man for dinner - Uncle Alan joined us again. We had lovely views of the countryside and fireworks (Guy Fawkes seems to drag out for a few days!). Then back home to Hudsons Lodge for an early night - to Paris tomorrow!<br> XO

... up by my cousin Elliot after some initial issues - Josh and I had hoped to hire a car for a couple of days, however due to lack of credit card we couldn't. Elliot kindly swung past Jim and Cath's to pick up all our 'other stuff' and then to Aunty Sue's house in the country - seriously ! <br><br>Another country down - just Paris to go on Sunday morning. I can't believe we will be home in a week - the much feared packing will have to begin soon!<br><br>XO

... as women come with exotic names like Death<br>before Dishonor, Kiss Of Death, Devil Woman and many more. The<br>never-ending collection of Ed Hardy jeans, caps and shirts are a great sight to see and a possession that others see you wearing enviously.<br><br><br>If you planning to purchase ed hardy clothing ...

... It was love at first sight for Dean and I. You hop on them, can hop on and off as often as you like during the day, they stop at all the touristy hotspots, and you get a cute little, but informative, spiel about the place you're in while you're on the bus. Just great. We used them many times during our city-hopping in the UK. So that day we learnt all about beautiful Cambridge, most famous for its university, and even picked up some humorous ...

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... through the city for the first 10 miles, which takes longer than the rest of the trip ! Cambridge was the perfect university town (albeit packed with a good number of tourists). Unlike US universities, the individual colleges take precedence while Cambridge University simply provides an umbrella structure. Trinity College, King's College, Queen's College and Caius College are ...

... the gentlemen, or offer them jobs, etc. (A Blue is a member of the first crews on either side - Oxford is navy blue and Cambridge is a light blue, but you are an Oxford Blue or a Cambridge Blue just the same). The second crews, Goldie for Cambridge and Isis for Oxford, also raced about a half hour prior to the Boat Race. This race gets far less coverage, squeezing in about 15 seconds of air time while the TV commentators dissected some other aspect of the looming ...

... contrasts every day on the way to the university - slums and the 'rich ghettos', the cold showers. Venezuela Go out to dance and drink cervecitas, do both of them as much and as frequently as you can. Los Roques Archipelago; diving, the remoteness and quietness of the place and the pelicans will be in my mind for a long time. The superficiality and vanity of the people gets on your nerves after a while. Best moments: sitting in the yard with the Marti ...