Croydon Court Hotel
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London cont'd...(incl Essex, Brighton & Arundel)
... station. At Chalk Farm, we met up with Dan's friend Jason, who he met on the kibbutz. We walked along a street in Primrose Hill, which Jason said was near where Gwyneth Paltrow lives. We met up with Dan's friend Elliot, who he also knows from the kibbutz. We found a place to eat and had lunch.
After lunch, we walked up a hill in the park and looked at a nice view over London. We walked down through the park and back to the tube station. Jason and Elliot went to ...
London Rain
... car. It was plugged into a post on the street. The UK is so progressive. I had to snap a picture. It looked like something out of a Sci-Fi movie. We also made our way through Trafalger Square, where we saw the countdown for the summer Olympics and then walked into the popular Carnaby Street area. The shops looked old and well kept. It started to rain. We took cover in a ...
Only 6 more months to go
The Odyssey journey has begun! Lugging the big pack from Heathrow via the underground had its challenges but I was greeted by the smiling faces of Bruce and Sandra at the hotel. I checked in, tossed the bag in my room and joined them for lunch. We tried to sort the last time we had all been together – I had seen Bruce in 2003 and I just don't recall when it ...
Happy Holidays From London Via Seattle
... patient as New Yorkers on a bad day, as they (we?) blocked traffic and reveled for no particular reason. People did keep stopping us and asking what we were protesting. It was a joyful, mindless break I needed from the angst of critical and postmodern theories. And most of all, a reminder to me that, just like Happy Hour or Afternoon Tea, Santa really is a state of mind.
Finally, I was honoured to join the group ...
Dogs of the subcontinent
... madly if another strayed too close. In the quieter neighbourhoods of more regional centres, packs of two or three dogs could be seen lazing about under trees, or under the shade of a building awning. These little packs would come together sometimes to play, or ward off an intruder from another street. Out in the countryside, the dogs we saw would happily roam after us for miles, an seemed ...
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