Maer Lodge Bude
Maer Down Road, Crooklets Beach Bude, Cornwall, England, EX23 8NG, United Kingdom
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England so far
... quickly as possible and get over to the senior school. The senior school as absolutely beautiful and run by a very very very well educated headmaster (you can tell by his accent which is very posh English)
The other gap student Nathan is reallly nice however neither of us really know anyone particularly well, especially our age which makes it hard because it is only the two of us. I am sure in the next coming weekends however we will meet plenty of ...
So it ends....
... and fairly humid
And lastly the question that lots of people have asked "Would you do it again?" and our answer would be Most defiantly.....
Thank you for taking the time to read about our year long trip around Asia, I hope that you enjoyed it as much as I have enjoyed experiancing it and writing about it. Watch this space we will never say never again.....
JulieXXXX
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Visiting another seaside viillage
... the village had no other choice than to start charging for entrance in order to keep the village alive. He said that fishing in the area had become pretty much non-existent and they did not want the village to die. We gladly paid the fee to enter and headed down the very steep cobble-stone pathway to the sea. It was a very picturesque village (as you'll see).
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Trip to Puddington and beyond
We set off for Puddington at our "normal" departure time, around 9:00am. Those of you who know us, know that we typically are up at 4 and out the door an hour or so later. We have altered out departure time for our friend Patricia. :-) We set off for areas unknown (namely Puddington, England and a little retreat called "Corner Cottage"). It was a self-catered rental we found on the internet. It had 2 bedrooms, a small sitting area and a kitchen. Perfect ...
Gary & Simon's blog - Day 1
... Miles traveled - 117 (including the 15 off-course due to a navigational error by Simon - would you want him on your next polar expedition??). Average speed - he says - 17.5 mph. Ascent (height of climb) - 4,500 ft above sea level. Despite the slight navigational mishap, the boys done well and exceeded even their rather inflated expectations.
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