Malmaison Reading
18 - 20 Station Road Reading, Berkshire, England, RG1 1JX, United Kingdom
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Oxford to Reading
... before cruising slowly down to Beale Park where moored for rest of the day.
Fri 14th Oct
We decided to use our National Trust tickets and visit Basildon Park. We looked at the map and took what we thought was the most direct route. We had to cross a main road and a railway and we found ourselves climbing over two fences to get to the railway bridge. Having achieved that we saw that the brown sign pointed down the road past Basildon Park and ...
Kew Gardens
... about 20 apartment buildings. We are in Lavender House, which has 4 floors with a total of 18 apartments. Underneath is a basement for cars, including a space for us, should we need it.
Then Ruth walked the mile or so to the closest Sainsbury's (supermarket) to stock up on necessities, especially food. Much more domesticated than any other part of our trip so far but likely to be the story for the rest of our time ...
Two weeks of Tales, bouncy castles and hiking
... which was to get rid of national borders and to treat every child as if it were our own, to protect and uphold child rights. Alan was, however, unable to establish or outline his position on immigration. We headed to Putney Bridge, which was the wrong tube stop for the VSO offices, where we were heading for an afternoon of training. We walked almost 2 miles, including uphill, by which time I was sweating, tired out and full of joy (not). After a quick pitstop Sam sent the ...
Homeward Bound – Day 37
... knows).
* The Eiffel Tower is an amazing temporary structure (it’s only been standing since the 1800’s).
* Look out for the hawkers in and around the Paris attractions, some even try scams where
they walk towards you pretend to drop a gold ring, then say you must’ve have dropped it and
want to give it you, then they want money from you for giving you back the ring, or they tie a
wrist band (supposed to be a ...
Arrival in Hounslow!
... between a playround design company, who specifically design playgrounds for young people with disabilities; You Speak, who are a pair of artists that support and facilitate the expression of young people through media; and, most importantly, the young people with disabilities, their parents and carers. Our role was to support the young people in making models, drawings, pictures, ideas and collages for how to turn the open area at Redlees into the best playground known to man. ...



