Mercure Dunkenhalgh Blackburn

... br>All being well we'll have managed to cram our worldly possessions into a combined 155 litres of rucksack without too many arguments over whether Clarins Face Products are classed as "essential" and also with a bit of luck our baggage will have made it's way onto the same aeroplane as us : ) and we'll be winging our way to London, next stop Bangkok! <br><br>A&amp;Px<br>

Last brief entry, just to say we are safely back home, arriving yesterday with Sue picking us up at Manchester airport.<br><br>We've had a fantastic trip - very memorable! Thank you for following our trip. Hope it hasn't been boring, certainly hasn't for us.

... the CHANGE. I don't particularly like change, but I like to take myself out of my comfort zone sometimes and see what I can handle. Keep challenging myself.<br><br>Keeping this short, otherwise it will get VERY boring. More time for fun stories and escapades then! xox

... made from Pork lung/heart/liver/fat/rind/etc etc etc.. and I was told it was meant to be Beef.. ?? Ah well.. still yummy! <br><br> Last week I was also very lucky to have Dave come down from Scotland during his time off work to visit me. While it was definitely not long enough, it was great listening to all the amazing experiences he was able to share with me... it seems that he and Alex are definitely living the life... experiencing new things, learning new ...

After 3 years of saving we are finally set to go travelling to Eastern and Southern Africa. We will arrive in Uganda and head to Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Victoria Falls and possible Madagascar before flying back in June 2010.

We are sitting with a huge pile of travel guides, maps, notebooks, post it notes and general accumulated info in front of us wondering where to start!<br><br>The itinery is almost sorted out in terms of countries and cities. We've got the MASTA health brief and the FCO no go areas. We think we've got Visa requirments in hand and the boring (but necessary ...

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... and sound back at good old cold, wet, dark Ringway. Did I say 'good old'? Slip of the tongue! We're finally back on terra firma after the last flight. By my calculations we've flown something like 24,000 miles on this circumavigation. Would I do it again? To be honest with you, I'd have quite happily hopped straight on board the Air NZ 747 bound for Los Angeles and flown back the other way! The bank manager wouldn't have liked it though. <br>

... built<br>premier residences around the lake. Many of these fine buildings have<br>since become luxury hotels.<br><br> <br><br>Windermere had been made famous by both artists and poets, but it was<br>of course the railways that brought the masses, they had heard of the<br>splendid scenery and came to see it for themselves. Today, even when<br>crowded Bowness still manages to retain a "genteel air" coupled with a<br>friendly ambience. It is a ...

... sich auf "Who thinks that Marketing people are pushing **** into the market and only try to get the money out of people's pocket?" am schnellsten gemeldet hat, habe ich meinen Ruf weg, Accountant halt. Aber stimmt doch, oder? Aber eine schöne Seite wurde uns heute vorgestellt: http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/g ames/index.html Einfach mal die Spiele ausprobieren, herrlich!