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Willie and Kath came up for a few day's at half term in October, to catch up with Sid and Debbie and to get a wee rest if that is possible with two small children!! They went on a pumkin hunt at Blenheim but did not tdo the hunt , instead they had a fish and chip picnic in the park, and ran around with the kids all afternoon. Here are a few pic's mailnly of Maisie and Ruan.

... health centre every Monday and we got very friendly with the staff over there. <br><br>3. Storage - as we live in shared accomodation we had to think of where to leave our stuff. Our housemates might also hit on an idea of packing their bags and going around the world so dumping our belongings on them would be anything but fair. Fortunately, thanks to Izzie and her attic we'll save a lot on storage. <br><br>4. Re-direct ...

... born. <br><br>At the beginning we wanted to go for 3-4 months but the sheer volume of what we wanted to see in those 4 months meant that we would have had to catch a plane nearly every week. In the end we settled for a whole year. <br><br>To be honest I wasn't sure whether we'd actually make it, whether we'd go. It's one thing to talk/dream about something and it's another to do it. 16 months ago this idea seemed so remote, distant and ...

... br>Wandering around the village we browsed numerous antique shops and a shop owned by Prince Charles, although it must have been his RDO because we didn't see him there.<br><br>The Snooty Fox, a restored hotel around 500 years old was our next home for the night. Another lovely dinner, this time Grilled Chicken, Lamb and tarty, chocalately things for "puddin" as the local lass serving us called it.<br ...

... a couple of jobs, ski resort jobs, retail.. something a bit different to what I do. I did also apply for some computer jobs as well just to see how I go.. As yet nothing!! I'm just wondering if they disregard me because I haven't got my national insurance no yet.. ah well it should be here soon. I'm a bit miffed actually because some of the applications took a bit of time to do and they don't even have the curtesy to even acknowledge your application.<br><br ...

Well I suppose it had to happen and it did.. having two pints of cider before actually getting out probably didn't help!<br> My cousin Kate asked to go out with her and her friend Ally. We weren't sure where to go out so we decided on Bath, apparently there are some good pubs. They were to stay with me at my Aunts place so arrived about 6.30 with their sleeping bags. <br> As I said we had one pint before we left and then my Uncle ...

... too the crossroads I now stand at. I am really looking forward to changing the direction my life is heading. I have chosen to pursue a career in Photography, I already own a Picture Framing Business which is starting to mature and show profit. This Blog is my Travel Diary for my life and times during June and July 2009 where I plan to gain a good signature ...

We are at our final homes for the trips. I am staying with Randy and Ros and already wish I had more time to stay with them! We were taken to Avebury which is older than stonehenge!! It was really cool and we were able to actual be by the rocks ...

... of bread, butter, hot chips and a little brown sauce. Shilo opted out of the Chip butty and missed out on tasting perhaps England's greatest unknown export. Our reunion with old friends couldn't have been nicer. Cheri and Jared were wonderful hosts and we would like to thank them for their impeccable hospitality during a busy time for them. We hope we can offer them the same experience at some point in the future. "Cuddle" (English for hug, proper use "let's have a cuddle") Shi and Gabe

... its spires, and there are plenty of them to go around. <br><br>After touring Oxford, we headed to Stratford via the Cotswolds. We were driving through some of the most picturesque countryside you could imagine. The beautiful rolling hills, and off in the distance, you could see village church towers (square towers) rising up above the trees. It&#8217;s not the same as the Alps, but it is very pleasing to view.