Eden Apartments 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">

... I was in need of cough medicine, and we needed another suitcase for all our stuff! Of course we managed to buy other stuff, but not surprising. Milton Keynes is similar to Chaddy or Chermside in terms of size - you can buy everything from there! <br><br>Yummy tapas for lunch, then we headed home for a bit of r&amp;r before heading out for the night with Aunty Sue and ...

... pancakes and strong coffee until opening time. I would reccomend anyone go to the Heineken experience - Josh and i were a bit 'oh it's another brewery' but it really is fantastic. Lost of interactive displays, memorabilia and a ride where you 'become the beer' and go through the brewing process - you stand on a moving platform that jerks and rolls and even sprays water at you! You also get a couple of free Heinekens - Josh rated it as better than the ...

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... our boat was moving along horizontally, blocking the river. That's when I let go of the stressful tension of being an embarrassing nuisance to the skilled punters. Deep within me sparked a giggle. I couldn't stop and the laughing came from deep within me I had to sit down and hold my stomach until it bubbled over and not just the rest of the girls in our boat started laughing, but so did everyone around us, even the passers-by that watched ...

Today we hopped on a train and headed out to cambridge, the train is always fun you get to see a lot more and it just feels more adventurous, we got there and just choose a street and strated walking. we stopped in a little shop for a panini and some drinks. we ended up making our way to the town center and visted the university, which is ...

We have moved into a share house with four other people, one of which is the guy who owns the place. It's in a good location and much cheaper than the 40 pounds per night we were paying at the B&amp;B. We also got some second hand bikes which are coming in handy as the town is pretty small. Yay for pedal power.

... of the Cam are lined with people sitting on the bridge or in the park green with their 'take-away' beers either from the nearby pubs or the nearest corner grocery. There had to be at least a couple hundred people hanging out enjoying a socialable with friends and the like. Punting on the Cam My evening entertainment was a play put on by students from the ...

... I a 5 to 10 minute spiel on the things to do and see in Cambridge. He also said that there are more than 30 colleges in Cambrige. wow. That's a heck of a lot of colleges. Sandra and I followed his advice. WE walked along the scholar avenue (don't remember the real name), where tons of brilliant people got their degrees in the large, beautiful structure that marked the length of the street. We then paced along the ancient road of gated university roads to reach the river ...