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Day 8 - Last day of the Olympics and the Marathon
... s parks and buildings you would never know about if you were just following the normal tourist route. I love the lanes where there's cafes and shops hidden away and street names such as Haunch of Venison Yard Can't you just picture it? Where do you live. Oh, just on Haunch of Venison Yard. Call in for a cuppa old chap. Love it. This is the London we want to find. Our nephew just knows the place for ...
Day 3 & 4 - The Old Country
... Carnival and thought we'd ended up at a small festival, but it turned out to be the entrance to Carnaby Street and found ourselves seated at the Sacred Cafe soaking up the sunshine and just taking in the daily activities around us. Wonderful. Can highly recommend this cafe and I'm told they do a decent coffee. Their own blended green tea isn't bad either. Our feet were definitely made for walking the streets of London as we made ...
Cold comfort, high speed
... is to be around sick people and singers can be very unimpressed to have a snotty-nosed, flu-ridden idiot trying to say hello before they're due onstage in front of 50,000 people.
But when we meet Emily, the writer for this piece, at Heathrow, she confesses to be similarly suffering. Eek! We're gonna have to wing this one. Fortunately Andy, the photographer, is fine and dandy so we'll hide behind him when the time comes.
The ...
Puttin' on the Ritz
Imagine a movie. Not just any movie. This particular movie:you've loved it, cherished it maybe. You’ve felt it lighten your heart and as corny as it sounds, you’ve felt it become a part of your soul. Maybe you don’t know why, but you just know that somehow… it’s changed you forever.
Now imagine. You are in it.
This ...
The Beginning
... br> Stuff that's stuck in my mind
Attempting to watch the sunset over The Temples of Angkor - The Temples were amazing during the day and for a short while it was quite a good view from the top of one of them. The sheer scale of the place and the extraordinary way that some of them have been taken over by nature, with huge tree roots climbing all over collapsed walls and roofs. I attempted to watch the sunset but after an hour I was joined by ...
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