Kings Manor Hotel Edinburgh

Fun trip to Murrayfield for Scotland v Fiji.....lots of happy Scottish faces after the win, boys in fancydress, stag parties galore, chuc-chucs ferrying folks home in the rain, great cocktails in an Italian Jazz bar and running to catch last train back home on a busy busy Saturday night train heading South.

Hi Folks,<br>We are back in Edinburgh after spending a week in Lanzarote! Sun sun sun. Aaron and I are off to a Scottish wedding tonight then a quick 6 days before we set off on our big South America Trip.<br><br>Update you more once we arrive in Lima. <br><br>Adios

... crawl we'll see! <br><br><br>Heading back to London on the overnight bus sunday night then straight to Amsterdam! Jake wants to do Amsterdam brussels Paris and Spain and sounds good to me and if we can hopefully slot in Rome but we'll see bout the money!<br><br>anyway gotta plan it now hope all is well and if we have some bad luck and we are seeing u soon we wont of wasted our time over here!<br><br>Catch<br><br><br><br><br>< br><br>

... fall<br>into disarray shortly after the introduction of faster rail<br>transport. Yes it appears rail is actually faster than somethings,<br>well in the UK anyway. <br><br>A large chunk of the money for the project was raised through a Lottery and HM the Q, opened the Wheel in 2002. I could bore you with Archimedes Principles that a vessel<br>displaces its own weight in water which is why the weight of the<br>gondolas carrying the boats are always in balance and always weigh ...

... remarkable how this account of Rob Roy&#8217;s life was so drastically different from that which was portrayed in the movie. I felt slightly disappointed to learn that the real life Rob Roy[3] wasn&#8217;t the same noble and honorable character Liam Neason played. Ditto with William Wallace. It&#8217;s good to know the real facts, but considering how much I *love* both of those characters as they were played on screen, I couldn&#8217;t help but feel let down. It&#8217;s like ...

... litter the country with the odd town here and there. We ventured though the town of Glencoe - where in 1692 the McDonalds were massacred on order of the King at the time - to make an example of the Highlanders who were having Clan issues with the Sovereign. The head of the execution squad was an Argyle and with a surname of Campbell. For over 400 years Campbells have been known in these parts as cold blooded killers ...

... Irish guy and an Aussie. They were very entertaining. You can go to idareya.com and see some of the pranks. At the end we all wrote down dares and voted on the best one that they were going to do the next day. My dare, which was unfortunately voted second best and they only do the top voted one, was to wear a pink tutu and go into a scottish kilt shop and yell that real men wear tutu's not stupid girly kilts. The dare that won was to dress up like the ...

... winking...LOL Me and Fil also did alot of bike riding around Krakow. On Tuesday May 24th we took the trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau, WOW what a moving experience. What really got me and what I will NEVER EVER forget about it was the pile of hair that was on display, it was HUGE! It really made the whole think a reality because until then it was just objects and pictures but here there was hair , actual human hair, and the smell of it ..... it smelled of mothballs ( but not completely ...