Kensington International Hotel
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Arrived at Heathrow; we took the Tube to Earl's Court and our hotel (Kensington International) where we were able to check in early. Headed out for touring almost immediately. We went on a walk in Westminster--saw the Eye, Parliament, Big Ben. Ate lunch at the Red Lion pub (Tetley's Ale). Visited Westminster Abbey. It was very cool-I wish they …
London Calling
... his sister lives in Melbourne , and that he worked in Perth for 3 months. I say that it is a relief to speak to someone in English, and he is sympathetic. I don't know what nationality he was, he had some kind of accent, but his English was perfect. He let me go ahead of him and I didn't see him again, but his kindness was very calming, I'm glad he came along. At passport control I'm grilled a bit about the purpose of my visit - well a few questions - and then ...
Best friends
... I felt some unease with the thought of tomb raiders and the ethics of these people being on show in a museum far away from their internment place.
Celia and I did lots of walking around the area and as Paul said the streets of London are like a museum to us from the antipodes. Practically every building is a stunning piece of architecture, very old with lots of interesting features and design. We called into see Tom and have a cup of coffee with him.
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Food, sport and entertainment - who wants more?
... for giving some back to him as he obviously likes stirring the pot! Tom decided to change his barracking to Pakistan though, as he was so annoyed!
We were careful not to eat too much as we had our big dinner at Heston Blumenthal’s 'Dinner’ that night. We left 5 minutes before the end of the game and then headed back to the Stratford gate. I hitchhiked a mobility vehicle and squeezed ...
Bangers 'n' Mash!
... Europe can’t be faulted (take note UK!) and it was worth the additional cost for first-class purely for the extra space it gave us on almost every journey – especially for our luggage. One of the best surprises was the standard of the hotels as we were working to a budget of around £70 per night average and that does bring some risks that fortunately did not materialise (minor irritation: only 3 out of the 16 hotels had tea/coffee making facilities in the ...
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