Lowry Hotel Manchester
50 Dearmans Place, Chapel Wharf Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, M3 5LH, United Kingdom
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Farewell to the Upper 6th
A dinner to celebrate the end of the year for the 6th form.
A very international table. 2 Australians, 2 Germans, 1 Dutch, 1 Russian and 1 Englishman.
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Two weeks in Paradise
... beach that had a few DJ's playing from Egypt, UK and some from Nairobi who I'd actually met in Naivasha because they were freinds of the people I'd met there. It was an incredible night, just dancing on the beach all night and watching the sunrise in the morning. Needless to say I was gutted to leave on wednesday but back in Nairobi I was meeting back up with some people I'd spent quie a bit of time with in Diani so it wasn't all bad. We had a barbeque at their place which ...
Wild, Wet and Windy on the Moors
Kim woke up this morning with a derriere that was black and blue and Ash, who has been soldiering on with a sore throat for the last few days, had a throat which was looking like a furnace so we bundled her off to the local GP and gave Kim two pats on the head for being brave. Viral infection was the verdict, so a day on the lounge was the order, which Ash had no difficulty in following.
The rest of us were more hopeful of some ...
Slow journey home
... At the very attractive and modern airport check in took about 2 minutes and we then found a pleasant spot, on the viewing platform with the plane spotting geeks, to while away an hour or two watching the planes coming and going and the little trains shuttling passengers between terminals.
The journey home went smoothly, on the big A380 for the 7 hours from Kuala Lumpur to Dubai and then, after 3 hours in Dubai, on the smaller and much older A330 for the 8 ...
Happy New Year 2012
There's a lot to be said for growing older and wiser and not having to prove anything. Unlike a fair percentage of the population, we had an early night and surfaced fresh as a daisy, ready to take on a full English breakfast followed by a walk around Hollingworth Lake which is one of many reservoirs (dams) in this area. Our B&B at a place called, Smithy Bridge, was virtually on the bank ...



