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There's No Place Like Home
... Plus both planes were decorated with Christmas deccorations, so we really started to get into the Christmas spirit!
Finally, at 8pm on Friday 7th December 2012 we walked through arrivals at London Heathrow, 392 days since we left last year. Both our families were there waiting for us, and it was a great welcome home, they were even armed with advent calenders for us to catch-up on! It's hard to believe it's been a year, we both said on the plane it ...
Finding roots in Maidstone, Staplehurst, Headcorn
... sometime in the past because the foot stones were propped right against the headstones.
Then she suggested that we pick up some fish and chips and take them back to her home and talk about the Boorman family after lunch. We soon were at her fourteenth century farmhouse, sitting in the living room surrounded by antiques, eating our lunch on our laps along with her husband and one of her sons. She served us some homemade ...
Villa 4 life
Nat had some business to sort out in London (or so she thought!) so we'd organised to catch up over the weekend. Philo and I got the mid morning train to London and dropped our bags at the hotel in Southwark, freshened up and headed out for some food. Nat and Mike had crossed paths in the meantime, checking into the hotel and heading off to see Singing in the Rain. We grabbed some food in a pub that Phil insisted we went to the night we first went ...
Pre-departure thoughts
... it became apparent that the cheaper routes were via Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur. I've been to Bangkok a few times now so felt I may as well go see Kuala Lumpur. Although it would have been cheaper to go straight from London to Phnom Penh via KL, I wanted to actually see more than just the airport, so I'll be jumping off in KL for a few days either end of ...
Day 1.5 Part 2: We'll meet at Westminster
... David, who now lives in London, said "We'll meet at Westminster." I took that as a plan well made.
We set out to make our 40 minute walk in 20 minutes. Anne got us to the Thames, and she picked a good bridge to cross. Now we were on the right side of the river, and we could see the London Eye ferris wheel, but I could tell that it was far away. We kept up a very quick pace. The sun begin to set behind London's pariliament building, and ...
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