The Hurtwood Inn Hotel
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Day before departure
... stuff fit in our bags; passport, wallet, phone, Xbox 360 etc.
So we guess we'll hand this over to you, the reader...
So how are you?
How is your day going?
What's the best thing you've ever experienced?
Do you like us?
Wanna go for a drink later?
Well, How about tomorrow, I think that....
Hello?
They hung up on me....
Anyway, this post ...
One week to go!
... i am now? and no doubt that a couple of weeks, maybe a little more i will be kicking myself for not taking full advantage of life at home, with no costs or serious burdens, that is full of my friends and close family, a car and many other unnecessary luxury objects. but you know what people say, the more you have, and the longer you have it, the less you appreciate it.
So i'm excited about this, leaving behind everything i've every known, security ...
Galvin at Windows
... days. Marsha hopes the result will help protect them from the dawn that encroaches ever earlier, peaking at about 4 am in June.
Nelly then took Brendan and Marsha for champagne, a three course lunch, and coffee at Galvin at Windows, which, at the top of the Hilton Hotel in Mayfair, is one of the best vantage points in London. Onion soup, terrine, pork belly, and oozing ...
Casing the joint ...
... hit an all time low in the thrills department. Not really exciting, are they? Yes, zips, locks and labels, but basically, seen one and you have seen them all. Particularly if one is not desperate to have Mr Klein's name emblazoned on the side.
So now I am the proud owner of a black case: multi-zippered, multi-labelled, multi-pocketed and slightly larger than the other one...
which is, yes, still resolutely empty.
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Final stop...London
... fact, fact is rewritten as history, history fades to legend and eventually legend remains as myth". Perhaps we will never know.
First they killed my father, a daughter of Cambodia remembers, Loung Ung, HarperCollins 2000.
Written in memory of the two million people who perished under the Khmer Rouge regime, Loung Ung relives her tragic childhood when in April 1975 the Khmer Rouge inflict mass genocide upon their own nation. ...
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed