Hotel Residence du Golf Calais

... br>Friday 2nd Oct:<br>Visit Coimbatore<br>Visit Ooty if possible <br>Night in Coimbatore <br><br>Sat 3rd Oct: <br>Depart for Mumbai (Flight) <br>Depart for Pune <br>Night in Pune <br><br>Mon 4 Oct: <br>Visit Pune &amp; Mumbai <br>Night in Pune <br><br>Mon 5 Oct: <br>Arrive Mumbai <br>Meet Mom and Dad <br>Visit Mumbai <br>Night in Mumbai <br><br>Tue 6 Oct: <br>Go to Bhuj <br>Night in Bhuj <br><br>Wed 7 Oct: <br>Night in Bhuj<br><br>Thurs 8 Oct: <br>Night in Bhuj <br><br ...

... we ordered 4 kebab pizzas????? which I missed out on as shortly after arriving at the restaurant, was throwing up outside!!<br><br>Joe had to take me back to the hotel, with a stop off to the burger van for a 2.5Euro burger!<br><br>Whilst i was being put to bed, about 6pm by the way, Kris had a menu snatched off him in the restaurant as he was laughing in to it (tash and kris were in absolute stitches all ...

... 3 hours 45 mins to get to Pune(a mere 100<br>miles). This is when I start realising that possibly half of this trip<br>might be spent travelling. <br><br>But that doesn&#8217;t bother me one little bit. On the contrary, it gets me<br>more excited and anxious. I have always wanted to see India but not<br>from a Limo window or from an aircraft window. I want to see India &#8216;Up,<br>Close &amp; Personal&#8217;.<br ...

... to cook 560 odd recipes from Julias book in 1 year(365 days)<br>and will blog about her progress.<br><br>I've always thought about blogging and sharing my experiences with<br>people out there but have never got round to it. This movie has somehow<br>convinced me to start one! (and you too Vishal!!) and what more than to start blogging about<br>my journey to India!(Exactly 2 weeks from now, I'll be flying out to<br>Mumbai!...for the very first time!)<br>

Spend a long day travelling and our campsite provides overnight accommodation ahead of our crossing tomorrow. The weather is really blustery, wild winds interspersed with showers. We arrive to late to use the onsite swimming pool but have a lovely French meal in a restaurant right next to ...

We set off to France today for a new period in our life in Europe. <br>Work still chugs on, but with only 12 shifts in 42, we have plenty of time to ourselves. <br>We decided those "spare" 30 days should be spent in Europe.<br> <br>I'll skip over the months of research and prep work and bring us up to today where we are now on the 4pm ferry instead of the 2pm ...

Sunday 22nd March Literally spent all day in the flat. It's amazing how tiring doing absolutely nothing can be. Did hear from Bob that the 6 Nations rugby ended up a close run thing between N.Ireland and Wales but I can't help feeling that it would have just a bit too exciting for the Eglington household. Monday 23rd March Decided to go for broke and travel home today. True to form, the German weather was dull and a drab grey as I set off ...

... have visited such as San Marino, Andorra, and Monaco - the only one I have left to visit is Lichtenstein. It has taken a different path to most of the others in that it hosts many administrative units of the EU. I spend a few hours there looking at the Palace of the Grand dukes, Viaduct, Europe Square, European Parliament but I don't have time to look through the Bock casemates - what is left of the original fortifications of the city - 3 fortified rings with 24 forts, and ...

... I am also used to Spanish being the only foreign language being spoken so my automatic response when I don't understand what's being said to me is to speak in Spanish. I am surprised at how dirty the streets are. There are trash bins everywhere but there's just as much **** right next to bin as in it. So after driving through the "Moulin-Rogue" district for what seemed like hours, I started to get a little nervous that our hotel would be nuzzled between two ...

... I'd spend close to that on Internet fees at a café somewhere. It was about 1600 when I checked in, so I hauled my **** up to my room, then wandered the city for another 3 hours or so. The city isn't quite what I expected it to be, but it certainly is nice. It's a good intro to France, for sure. Tomorrow I'm going to head into Cologne, a day early. JUST to make sure I get snarreled up in Frances damn drug enforcement agency again.