Pembridge Gardens London
34 Pembridge Gardens, (formerly the Pembridge Court Hotel) London, England, W2 4DX, United Kingdom
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Some Final Reflections
... trip, and sitting in her room, and just talking.
I'm fully aware that the world is a lot smaller then it used to be. Commercial jets that can fly you half way around the world and back in hours, and social networks that can put you in touch within seconds, will make 3,000 miles not seem SO far. But just like in the beginning of this wonderful adventure, those little thoughts and facts will help very little in dulling the pain of saying ...
The soft landing...
... her at her hotel which served complimentary Moet all evening, needless to say, we loved it. What's not to love... Free Moet..good company...over looking Hyde Park onPark Lane. I need to sprint across town to met Craig and Jo! We went to a great little Malaysian place. Thursday was wedding shopping day- we chose a dress!!! Chlo is going to make such an amazing bride!!! Thursday was a chill day, afternoon sleep Nd dinner at aThai restaurant with Chlo and ...
Day 1 - Long Day's Journey into London
... Anne took Katie to the Underground Information window, while Grant and I stayed back with the luggage. Men in hardhats and bright orange vests walked all around us, their tool belts jangled with each lumbered step.
Anne returned to say the travel cards were out at Victoria station, about 20 minutes away by tube. She had tickets to Victoria Station in her hand. Pulling our suitcases, we headed into another room with a crowd of people and got on the train. ...
Back in London (yet again)
My first day in London started off unsuccessfully. After walking around for about an hour with 20 kgs on my back looking for the hotel, it turned out they didn't have any luggage storage facilities. So after storing our luggage at a train station we were off to St. Pauls only to find they are only open to church goers on Sundays. "Not to worry," we said, ...
Hampton Court Palace
... very snap happy - taking heaps of photographs.
Jack did enjoy the Hampton Court maze though. It's the UK's oldest surviving hedge maze. Jack was declared the winner - he was the first one safely out! No search parties required.
After an ice-cream (usual Gosling holiday treat), we headed back to the train station, said our goodbyes to Phil and Shirley and headed back to the Hotel ...


