Hanover Hotel Liverpool

Well I am happy to report that despite postal strikes I have my passport back and a multiple entry visa stamp inside.<br>I was so relieved to have the passport back.I really do not like to be parted from it.<br>All I have to do now is get through the next 4 weeks at work.Oh well I am sure I will manage.<br>Bye for now.

... area, lawn tennis courts, a band stand and a cafe! We had a great time.<br><br>Here is a website with more information about Sefton Park:<br>http://www.visitliverpool.com/ site/sefton-park-p90321<br>

... when we on vacation.<br>Last time I went back to Thailand the flight had arrived in Chiang Mai and taxied to the stand.<br>An elderly gentleman who was getting some luggage from the overhead lockers looked down at me and asked if I was as excited as I looked.<br>When I told him how I was not just visiting CM but that this is the place I call home he stepped to one side and said that I should get off the plane as quickly as possible ...

... 23,000 and the stadium could have held 27,000(?) I think. I got a real buzz out of being one of the 'odd men out' seeing England was playing on their home ground.... and when the roars went up from the English people when they eventually scored - I felt it was more relief than happiness! It was all fairly good natured except when (as John said) the English people booed their own team off at half time. I missed that entirely as I ...

... 1000 I was set to fundraise for Raleigh and on top of that I had to buy and get my flights/visa/kit sorted (as well as do a bit of training to get my fitness levels up!) I fly to a place called Bangalore then we head to the field base which is in Mysore -nicknamed the city of palaces. <br><br>Since I will be in pretty remote locations, Im probably not going to be able to update my blog whilst im over there. But im going to ...

... was also super interactive which was a lot of fun. The part about the Titanic and the other huge ships that sunk that were associated with Liverpool was also really really good. The rest... was kind of boring to me... but I'm not that into ships. But i did learn that 8 out of 10 or something crazy of the employees on the boat were Liverpudlians (spelling?). And that the company that owned the ship was based out of Liverpool and i saw their building where it was actually first ...

... there were some tourists wearing the silly black wigs, but other than that, things were pretty quiet. We went down to Matthew Street, home of The Cavern, where the Beatles were "discovered" by Brian Epstein, and they had a bit of a programme on for the day. The band played almost 300 gigs there before they got too famous for it. So we went down into the Cavern (how exciting!) - it was 4 o'clock in the afternoon and it was packed (this was a Thursday ...

... me the "underground" real tour of Liverpool and that any other tour is B.S. He kept me quite entertained but unfortunately was full of hatred for Bono of U2 and Paul McCartney for reasons that were very irrational. I didn't judge or discredit him in any way. In fact, I ...

... to school for the Netball games. The Netball girls played both Merchant Taylor's School (the B Team) and Sacred Heart College (the A Team). Great Games with Toorak winning both games. On the day that we were leaving we were due to depart Liverpool at 9.00am. One of the mothers called to say that her car had broken down and as she was a long way out (with Eliza and Izzy in the car) the group went ...

... something that interested me no end: Liverpool and their fierce local rivals Everton, situated just across the other side of Stanley Park, can never host home games on the same day as it would put impossible strain on the city&#8217;s police force. The reason for this was clear to see as I wandered the streets immediately bounding the ground, where the conjoined terraced houses had sheets of metal across all doors and windows. I had thought that ...