Ibis Bristol Centre

What an arrival <br><br>Having board the easy jet flight we were told that the wind was blowing at 50 MPH in bristol well whats new its bristol we arrive 15 minuites late after a pretty bumpy decent but smooth landing at Bristol airport <br><br>Welcome to wind and rain as the door open follow by a gale blowing accross the runway<br>

... So here I am 2.5 months later flying back to Utah to be in a movie. The movie is an independent 'sci-fi' movie and Jerry has wrote me in a major part as a scientific engineer in the future. When my bits have been shot and inserted into the film it will be ready to go. Jerry then has to solicit it round various film festivals and also the 'sci-fi channel.' If it gets picked up and does fairly well it will actually be one of five films. <br>I myself am not banking on much coming from the ...

Dinner last night at The Old School House in Port Isaac was probably one of the best we have experienced this trip. Starters were Smoked Duck then Grilled Scallops, mains were Tiger Prawns in an asian sauce and Whole Grilled Bream stuffed with crab and lobster meat. Desserts were the now obligatory Creme Brulee and Chocalate Pudding. An Australian wine complimented the meal just nicely.<br><br>Next morning ...

... 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 ...

... run down them!! <br> In Bath we started at the Huntsmen, very appropriate.. lovely pub except I went to the loo and when I came out I couldn't find my cousin.. she'd gone upstairs out of the way. You could imagine everyone was staring at me quite intently as I walked around and around the pub.. but not upstairs. I think I found her just as she was coming out of the loo! <br> Another pint and then we decided we were hungry so ...

... songs to sing. We even had American flags to wave courtesy of Nath&#8217;s mum! We were treated to a small fireworks display during the last couple of songs. We got our fireworks on the 4th of July! <br><br>Ever since that night, I&#8217;ve been humming the robust words, &#8220;Rule, Britannia! Britannia, rule the waves!&#8221; It was a memorable 4th of July... It was our first 4th spent on foreign soil!<br><br>-molly

T minus 5... Over the course of our adventure we shall be visiting about 10 different countries, each one with it's own history and cultures. If we're to get the most from the trip then we need to understand these cultures and how they have come to develop, so our research has been thorough and almost professional in the level of detail we have gone into. The first thing we did was to get the ...

... think I thought this would be the same, forgetting how apprehensive I was all those years ago when I was learning to drive. I could not have been more wrong. I drove round the park, a distance of perhaps 400m, probably no faster than 15mph, in second gear - and it was probably one of the most terrifying experiences of my LIFE!!! I could not get the hang of changing gears - coming off the throttle, controlled by the right hand, pulling what ...

Hello. Last night we went out for a farewell dinner with Mum, Dad and Trease. We went to The New World, an all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet/Karaoke restaraunt (Classy huh?). None of us could manage more than second helpings, which is suprising since most of us are Cockles and usually able to eat our own body weight in one sitting.....!

... doing a tour of the interior and wandering its grounds. Castles have to be one of my favourite things about Europe. Grand, ornate cathedrals don&#8217;t do it for me, old Roman ruins don&#8217;t usually do it for me, but exploring around grey, crumbling stone turrets and walls set behind a wide moat never feels to arouse my interest. So on leaving Cardiff we very soon stopped at the nearby town of Caerphilly ...