Elizabeth Grimsby

... adult will post thier resective scores.<br><br>The couple with the best score will win a prize!! (dont know how we are going to do this)<br><br>Please add your ideas and post some prospective dates!!!<br><br>Dont forget we need to design and distribute menus and dress code !!<br><br>love &amp; Kisses<br><br>Kev &amp; Stace<br>

Called the garage first thing. Told van should be ready early afternoon. So its off to Annie's for a good English breakfast. Thanks Mum &amp; Dad - much apprecaited.<br><br>If the vans ready on time our target is to make Dover and camp overnight. At the moment there is a ...

Well!<br><br>Day 1 - Up early - Start van just to make sure it fired! - Finished packing and loading 10:30 we're off!! Returned car to work, handed keys over. Ring ring.. come back..Oh no! disaster, bring jump leads.!! Call the AA the alternator is knackered - off to ...

Friend Sue "Rudd", organized a get-together in Cleethorpes for some of us to meet her new partner Steve. He's a Kiwi from North Island, NZ, and they plan to live over there soon near the beach. We had drinks in the Nottingham pub and then on to the Queens. There was a pool table there, where John Pougher, Steve and Tony Berry showed off their skills, despite the beer. As it turned out, the winner was ...

... breaks and are watch over from high scaffold towers with an extinguisher person at the base. No bottles or cans are allowed in to the arenas area (so it's plastic bottles only) and no illegal substances either! So quite what that "Herby" aroma was that I was forced to passive smoke I don't really know. The couple moving white powder about with a credit card must have missed the rules too. Other changes to the "old days ", include having a ...

... People's part which was about a 10 minute walk from Willingham Street. When we arrived we headed into a greenhouse there where they displayed a range of different plants that you would not normally find around England due to the climate because it was exceptionally warm and humid inside the greenhouse. We then had a look at some of the animals there which included parakeets and chickens. It was then time to get down to business with the soccer ...

... big band played Glen Miller style music to dance to, which warmed us up a bit, and I found one of the more memorable moments was when I had a quick dance with Helen McEvoy the first joint Head of both Schools.After dropping Diane off at her mums, I filled up at the useful unmanned petrol station at Boston ASDAs, and headed back home stopping briefly in Louth for a burger( which are available from a van there until 3am!).

... items were interesting to Bob and Flea.I had strawberrys and a radish I'd dislodged whilst digging, for breakfast, while the others had the Lincolnshire sausages we'd bought at Pettits in Grimsby. We said our goodbyes and set off to the Festival site and arrived a litle late, missing two groups. We did manage to listen to Rufus Wainwright, the Guillemots, Supergrass, My Morning ...

... the time to see it. Besides, our travels around Beverley the day before had convinced us that we had seen most of what we could see in that town. So, we'd fill the day with York sightseeing, and then it would be back to Beverley for dinner. With that in mind, we headed downstairs to the breakfast room. The Eastgate staff served the usual "full fry." But, they also served interesting variations on the traditional breakfast, like scrambled eggs on toast and macaroni and cheese ...

... In fact, I would rate Beverley as perhaps the finest Gothic church in England.<br><br>You may notice that I'm very careful about not calling Beverley Minster a cathedral. That's because it isn't. While the Minster is the size of a cathedral, it isn't the home to an archbishop. Therefore, it's just a church. I guess it's a little too close to York for another cathedral in the area. But, while it is subservient to York in the Church organization, I think the structure is equal ...