Hilton London Gatwick Lowfield Heath

... rooms had different color themes to them which was also really cool. So,there was a green drawing room, the blue room, etc. Our tour ended in the Queen's Gardens (which was her gigantic backyard). This is what the pictures are of because photography wasn't allowed in the Palace. I also have included some pics of what Kimberly and I's room looks like. Believe it or not this is one of the biggest and nicest rooms at Vandon House! So we lucked out!

... in yet another impulse buy, debating whether to move the recalcitrant artemisia one more time, or daydreaming about where to put the pergola." - Jane Garmey, A Writer in the Garden "You need special shoes for hiking - and a bit of a special soul as well." - Emme Woodhull-Bäche "A fact bobbed up from my memory, that the ancient Egyptians prescribed walking through a garden as a cure for the mad. It was a mind-altering drug we took daily." - Paul Fleischman ...

... a year. The trek generally takes between 4 and 7 days, depending on which route you take. There are 3 or 4 main routes up the mountain - one of them involves staying in mountain huts, and the others all involve camping. Based on the recommendations of others, I have decided to go via the northern Rongai route which is meant to be one of the quieter paths. I just don't fancy sleeping in stinky old huts with 20 snoring men when I can have my very own tent. Mmmm luxury....

... to the chassis this week. And the solar cells should be stuck onto the body sometime in the next two weeks. Then there's a mad week of testing and presenting the car to its sponsors, and it gets shipped out a few days before we do. I am part of the logistics team. So I've been hunting for flights, accomodation, camping gear and being a general dogsbody. My latest project is to design and ...

... place I went on spring break was London. This was my second time, but it was still fun. The entire time we were there it was freezing and I am definately not used to that anymore. Many of the touristy sites were closed because it was a weekend so we didnt get the chance to do much. We went to the science museum ...

... hotel. At this point I realised that I hadn't actually had lunch and that I was rather hungry. However the idea of finding food was all a little bit overwhelming at that point, so I headed back to the hotel where I knew there were a few little places to eat. I ended up with KFC, yes I know it's quite sad, I traveled half way around the world, and the first meal I ate was KFC. It was definitely the last time I was eating there or at any of the fast food chains though.