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Pendeen Hotel Newquay

7 Alexandra Road, Porth Newquay, Cornwall, England, TR7 3ND , United Kingdom

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So it ends....

A travel blog entry by julie_homewood

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... the up and up for all of us.

I wanted to leave this blog with my top threes of our trip

Countries:
1st = China
2nd = Vietnam
3rd = Malaysia

Nicest Capital City:
1st = Beijing
2nd = Hong Kong
3rd = KL

Food:
1st = China (soups and noodles)
2nd = India (curries, tea and my fav Roti)
3rd = Vietnam (pure choice of good ...

Back to England

A travel blog entry by simoncole

... A.I.S turned on. We literally saw them coming at us through the gloom, they had lights on, but the fog was so dense that we literally just about could make out a faint glow as they slowly came into vision, we passed so close to a few.

When we eventually moored up at Falmouth I admit to be exhausted, but not so tired that we didn't make it into the pub for last orders!

Miles, Jeremy and Mike left me the following day and Sean is now back sailing with me.

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Connecting w/Cousins-Together Again 4 the 1st Time

A travel blog entry by pykesonthego

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Driving about 4 hours from Salisbury to Camborne, Cornwall, where my Dad was born and lived until he was 9. So excited to meet my Cousins Sandy Bennetts and Yvonne Wilkin! The B & B we're staying in is right around the corner from the home my Dad lived in, and just a couple blocks from my Grandma Mills' childhood home.
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Fiddler on the Cliff

A travel blog entry by amery

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110902 UK, Cornwall, Marazion

After leaving Holland, we had one night with friends near Salisbury and headed for Marazion in Cornwall for a week.

We stayed at a very old but large ex fisherman's cottage, about one minutes walk at most from the beach and the causeway (low tide) and ferry (high tide) which go over to St Michaels Mount, the main reason most visitors stop in Marazion.

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The coastal belt

A travel blog entry by raghuveer

... over crowed with the long weekend holiday seekers. We kept on driving in hope of finding a nice beach with less people and in the process lost our way (the TOM TOM had been shut by this time and we just wanted to test our instincts). We met some locals and they mentioned if we followed the road, it would lead us to a beautiful coastline. And so it was. A secluded, small village and a wonderful beach with loads of scope for Macro ...

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