Holiday Inn Swindon

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.

... mail - once again, God bless Izzie!<br><br>5. Buy Insurance<br><br>6. Round the World Tickets - bought them in July, we already know we'll need to change the routes. <br><br>7. Credit/debit Cards - had to make sure they wouldn't expire whilst we were exploring the world. I started the process of renewing them about two months ago and it still is an ongoing issue. More on British bureaucracy in future entries. <br><br>8. Buy ...

... not possible. Now, with just 3 months to go it's real, it's tangible, it's there, waiting around the corner. <br><br>Many things have happened during those 16 months of waiting. We got married with Michal and as a result of that my surname is far less difficult to pronounce and far easier to spell. Unfortunately, the same doesn't apply to my first name, Malgorzata, which has sadly remained a nightmare. Call me Gosia, please. <br><br><br>

... Next morning after a wander around an old church we had a light breakfast and embarked for London to drop off the hire car and check in to The Beaufort Hotel, just around the corner from Harrods department store.<br><br>Tonight we will go to the Uriah Heep concert in Highbury.<br><br>To those who don't know Uriah Heep, firstly shame on you and secondly google them right now. We will keep you informed......

... is quite big in the UK, the shops are full of Halloween stuff and dress up clothing! Elle and I decorated the front of the house with stickers etc. Elle had done a pumpkin at school and Jane found this battery operated light that switched on and off and changed colour. You'll see some lovely photos of us dressed up.<br><br>Elle's friend had a party for the kids and then they went trick a treating.. everyone in the neighbourhood was quite good except for ...

... about a wine bar in Trowbridge we might like to visit before getting on the train to Bath cause we were a little early. No problem, so another pint and then we realised we had to rush for the train.. we had to run over the connecting bridge at the train station and I distinctly remember my cousin yelling at me 'I thought you were the fit one!!' lol not after two pints of cider I'm not, knowing my luck I'd fall down the stairs ...

... and push my photographic abilities to the next level. I have chosen Asia as I cant think of a more vibrant and exciting place to put together a great portfolio, I will be training with a guy called Jonathan Taylor who runs the Photography School Asia, my prerequisites to going on this tour have been fulfilled by studying the Professional Photography Institute ...

... touch them! We were also taken to Oxford for our final day in England, which was really neat as all of us thought it was just one college, but really it's many colleges. I also got to finally meet with young farmers, which made the trip for me!!

Hi everyone, i-to-i have sent me some further info about both the family I'm staying with and the school I'll be working in on the first part of my trip in Costa Rica so I thought it might be nice to share it with you before I head off on Saturday...! I'll be living in a homestay with the Leiton Ramirez family in a small town called La Fortuna De San Carlos in North Western Costa Rica. Amelia (DOB:9th Of September 1952) is a house wife who is ...

August 13, 2000 &#8211; Sunday<br><br><br>London to Stratford to OxfordAfter the usual European continental breakfast, we headed off to Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon. We arrived in Oxford, and I was overwhelmed by the old, and I mean very old, buildings. <br><br>We toured a small part of Oxford University. There are over 30 colleges at Oxford and there really isn't a 'campus&#8217; to speak of. Oxford is known ...