Longworth Hall Hotel
Travel Blogs from Lugwardine
Foggy Worcester
... went into town where the streets run every which way so we had to remember which corner we turned.......we also went into the famous Worcester Cathederal which is beautiful inside and huge.......after visiting there we wound our way back to Banbury via the m42 /m40 and that was a very foggy trip ...
A Day in Worcester
... The girls fitted in some Christmas shopping too. The steam driven carousel looked a trifle quick and the blast from the whistle could easily make you jump.
The cathedral reminded me of Chester, with the red hued stone and relatively plain interior, but it did make a change to see less bling on display! The cloisters were filled with Christmas stalls, making the most of the early festive ...
Getting ready to roll!
Tickets are booked, Visa accepted and only 3 weeks and 4 days to go (not like i'm counting the days, hours and minutes down....)
Decided to write my first blog before I leave so I can look back on my travels and remember how scared/excited I was about the whole experience.
Plans are still not in place, all I know is that I've got a ticket to New Zealand and I'll go from there. Which is not like me at all, I like to have a plan (could be interesting). ...
Ratcatcher
... squirrel sitting minding its own business on a rock. Sadly, the dog also saw the squirrel sitting on its own, a long way from any trees. Pal completely ignored my attempts to call him off as he chased the squirrel around and around, up and down for a good ten minutes, whilst I followed him, yelling. It was like a Laurel and Hardy sketch. Eventually, Pal caught it and there was nothing I could do. The squirrel died. It was Darwinian evolution in action.
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A wonderful time in Clun
... of birdfeeders, so the garden was constantly filled with the sound of birdsong and the air was filled with the fluttering of house martins and swallows. Adrian the Spanish wwoofer found a bat trapped in the bathroom one evening, and I saw my first woodpecker at close quarters (have only ever seen them in the distance or heard them before). Beaky the tame blackbird was an almost constant visitor to the garden, foraging for worms to feed his young family. I learnt many things ...
Location
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