Days Inn 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

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... future seems to have been struck v**y well. We v**y much saw the city from one p**spective but th**e w**e so many oth** things we could have done to provide a more balanced view. B**lin doesn't dwell on its past but it also doesn't try to hide it. Lastly, the public transport system does des**ve anoth** mention. Ally read posts in various travel forums from people worrying about how to get from point ...

We've been in England a little over 24 hours now and it's been cold and raining just about the entire time. Evidently, that's fairly common here. Who knew? The drive from Heathrow yesterday, along the M25 (a beltway-style highway around London) and M11, took seemingly forever because of the traffic, and was pretty much entirely through the English countryside, which looks a lot like Fauquier County. Amazing that, in a country this small, with as large a ...

The bus let me off at the edge of a park, a little early, and the other passengers scattered. I waited on the bench and wished I knew what car the Lewneys drove. There was no bus station in sight, which made me a little nervous but I decided always better to stay put when you don't know where you are - they should know where to find me with no problem. For five minutes not much happened, the occasional taxi whizzed by, or a police van, or a university student on a bike. I shied away as a ...

After peak hour we caught the train back to Cambridge and then walked around to the Uni. We still had to go to lectures today, but had a bit of time for a shower and some luch. We had three hours of lectures but although the first one was quite boring, the second two were a bit more interesting and kept us awake till the end. Everyone has been warned to ...

Now I leap forward to my trip around the British Isles in August of 2003 - just before I bought my camera. (Like I said, the purpose of this blog is to document all of the places that I've visited in my lifetime - in as logical a sequence as possible - without too much back-tracking.) It wasn't until this trip in 2003 that I finally got around to visiting those parts of the British Isles missed on my first trip over.