Cowley Manor
Cowley, Near Cheltenham Cowley, Gloucestershire, England, GL53 9NL, United Kingdom
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From Russia With Love
... first, despite having gone twice as far.
Up on the top, the wind was blowing in from Wales. Pete pointed out that the crows were flying backwards, which gave some indication of the wind-speed. He handed out champagne chocolates at the toposcope, which was a decadent change from my usual apple.
Sergey, quite sensibly, wanted to know why we stuck a triangular lump of ...
Get Shorty
... named Gullet Quarry. The sun failed to make it to the ground here, so we were in shadow. This didn't bother me particularly, but the overly optimistic Rupert, wearing his shorts, was feeling the breeze. It's January, man! What were you thinking?!
Just as David finally came back with Hamish, we set off again. Hamish, it appeared, had been found by a local family, who had then left a message on David's home phone, ...
New Years Eve in England - 10hrs after Oz
... been stuck in quite afew given the time I've spent here). So what should have been about a 80-90min journey ended up being around 120-150min journey thanks to an accident. Eventually got back, Scott got to work about 2 hours (or actually 8 hours) late, and I passed out again, still tired from NYE.
2 January 2012
So today was another lazy recovery day that consisted mostly ...
Wrapped up in Christmas
... morning I awoke somewhat groggy at 10 from 2 hours of sleep after dropping Robbie back at Heathrow. After sitting curled up in the corner of the couch nursing my cup of ‘Christmas’ coffee (cinnamon and chocolate flavour that I bought at Whittards) and sounding somewhat like Lurch for a while, I took up Gemma’s offer of going with ...
Jetlag Recovery in the Costwolds
At 6.30am on 20th December, London time, I arrived at Heathrow airport. At 8 am I was finally through the customs queue and out the door into the very fresh London air. From here it was a 2 hour drive to Cirencester in the Cotswolds which is so beautiful with tiny roads taken up by horses and little stone houses and a big stone church, and my favourite – a big tesco ...



