Holiday Inn Express Hemel Hempstead
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Vertrek
... en mocht hij ook mee. Dit tot vreugde van de kinderen die intussen ruzie hadden en kauwgum op julie's handen en kleren. We renden naar de gate via de douane en bagagecheck. Voor het eerst hadden we echt voordeel van de kinderen doordat we via de family lane mochten wat enorme tijdwinst opleverde. Ondertussen nog snel een broodje gescoord want we hadden nog steeds niet ontbeten. Om kwart voor elf stonden we bij de gate, om 11 uur vertrok het vliegtuig! Weer gehaald dus! De 11 ...
Back on English soil
... to reflect on our adventures.
It really was the holiday of a lifetime. I'd dreamt about going to America for a long time, and part of the reason we did the road trip was because we couldn't decide which bits to go and see. There are so many facets to the country, what do you concetrate on first? Cities, plaines, national parks, the coast, small town Americana..? Well, we tried to fit in as much of all of them as possible! There is still more to do though... ;)
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Two weeks
... route worked out that takes us through Ilinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas and Louisiana.
I have been jamming my TV viewing with all things American this week to get the excitement up, and we have 'America day' planned for Sunday which I'm hoping will involve eating lots of fried food and researching interesting attractions along our route.
I am beyond excited. Screw wishing days away, I'd happily skip the next two weeks to be there already!
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On the tip!!
Had a lovely afternoon with Mel and Family yesterday afternoon. The weather was so nice that we were able to get the Cobb out and have a BBQ. Went to church this morning, St John the Evangelist in Boxmoor (part of Hemel Hempstead). Lovely walk along the towpath then across ...
London
... little churches, the winding backstreets, even the grand concourses of Fulham and Chelsea, all the places where the city has its character and has some control of itself, that it feels like a place to visit. It was exhilartaing to wander, to find things, to feel alone in such a vast place, and this is something I will never forget.
One of my fondest London memories is the British Library. Even if there was no Peake exhibition, it would still have been a ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking