Oriel House Hotel St. Asaph
Upper Denbigh Road St. Asaph, Denbighshire, North Wales, Wales, LL17 0LW, United Kingdom
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Birding around Anglesey
... call them loons which makes less sense) and the sun was almost setting by the time we found it, albeit with rather unsatisfactory views but we had now seen the two more difficult of the three diver species seen frequently around British coasts.
The A55 across Anglesey is another boon to motorists. There was no dual carriageway when I started visiting the island in the early 1990s and it was not uncommon for the trip from Holyhead to the bridge to take well over ...
A curry and a pint or two
... seem much maligned and a lot of the criticism seems unfair. They satisfy our main requirements quite well. the beeding is always clean and the shower water is always hot. They frequently knock out rooms at £12 a night and in their recent sale we booked a total of 8 nights for just over £100 which is pretty good. They might not have the glamour and facilities that more expensive hotels offer and if you want breakfast then you have to pay extra but ...
Beginning the adventure!
... with an option to extend it for a second depending on the kind of work I do when I get there, probably fruit picking, and if I don't miss home to much haha.
So yeah, thats it really i'll try and update this as much as possible when i'm away so everyone can see just how much fun i'm having!
p.s If anyone has any suggestions about places/things they feel I really can't miss while i'm away let me know!
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Genoa to the Arabian Gulf. Reflections!!!
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We have compiled all the photos from this blog in to a slide show so you can sit back and enjoy all the photos in one continuous stream.
It's just over 19 minutes long so I'd crack open a bottle of wine if I were you!!! (if nothing else, it might numb the pain half way through!!!)
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Crusing From Genoa to The Arabian Gulf ...
Scotland to London via Wales
7AM, still dark, no wind or rain, temperature below freezing, leaving the chalet almost lost it on black ice. It covered the entire 1/2 mile walk back up the road to the train station. Where the trains were running again!
I have yet to see a public trash bin anywhere - on streets, in stations, in restaurants, yet everywhere is clean. How do they do it? They can't depend on ...



