Foubert's Hotel London
2 Turnham Green Terrace London, England, W4 1QP, United Kingdom
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London - It's not you, it's me..
... mind the gap" and stand on the correct side of the elevators for one last time..
Next stop Bangkok - via a country and on it's national airline that we had never heard of until we booked our flight (Oman) - hopefully in a few days we'll have some photos up of us floating down Koh San Road or wrestling crocodiles Steve Irwin style in Bangkoks CBD!
Cheers for now..
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Look, kids, Big Ben! Parliament!
... no in-flight movies for us, but it also meant no temptations to stay up all night. I got about 4 hours of sleep, over half of the flight. The flight was overall as decent as an overseas, 7.5 hour flight could be, including two surprisingly tasty meals. After landing, I retrieved my luggage and exited through the border checkpoint with no incident.
Day One: Things Got Better
When I left the secure area of the airport, I was hoping to meet some ...
Full Circle.
... and stark honesty about her experiences growing up under the Khmer rouge; it shook our souls to have had a glimpse into that, as well as seeing the Killing fields and working in the Orphanage, Cambodia humbled us. It left us blurry eyed and longing for human justice.
The world is confusing, as well as being all the rest. The Khmer Rouge was only 30 years ago, the average age in Cambodia is 22 years old and as we looked around in fact we saw there were very ...
Living Like a London local
... since you were 2 and to be in a show like blood brothers you would not be cast if you were a ballet dancer aspiring to be a great actress and expecting that it would be your first roll. I felt privileged to watch such great talent and truly appreciated what these brave shining stars had sacrificed in order for me to be entertained.
Saturday had finally come around and one week of my trip had passed and it was time to travel to Henley on Thames. It was ...
London Done
... out by the guards. It was a fire alarm. As we exited the gates, 4 fire trucks roared in, but no-one seemed too alarmed (no pun intended), so we strolled off assuming it was a false alarm.
This is it for London… tomorrow we set off southwest to Richmond to visit our nephew and his family who have lived in Britain for about 10 years now. He is Coach and Generl manager of the Esher Rugby Club. Then the next day, it is onto the ferry and back to the continent for our final 3 ...


