Premier Inn Blackburn - North West

Hey Everyone... if you're reading this then it means we remembered to hand out the log on details for our blog and you're missing us already, enough to have bothered to log on before we're even left Manchester! ; )<br><br>As most of you are aware today, Tuesday 1st December, at 6:45pm Paul and I will embark on our 'BIG ADEVENTURE' with a BA flight to Heathrow, London!<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.

... whole family was completely amazing, I really wish I could spend more time with them, I hopefully will find the opportunity to in this life. <br> Janet and Kerry didn't mind taking me around to the Transport Museum (which was absolutely mind-blowingly interesting!! Pics are on Facebook if you havn't yet peeked!), as well as the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery.. which was packed with natural and modern history of Scotland and the world.. as well as some of ...

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 ...

... control, security checks, a 'secure' bus ride from Terminal 3 to Terminal 1, more security checks... until we were spat out where BMI had left us waiting for our Air NZ flights a month ago. We swapped our Virgin-issued boarding cards for BMI-issued ones at the transfer desk and it wasn't long before we were down at gate 8, which seems to consist of multiple actual gates leading to various BMI aircraft. About 30 mins from flying ...

... area, lawn tennis courts, a band stand and a cafe! We had a great time.<br><br>Here is a website with more information about Sefton Park:<br>http://www.visitliverpool.com/ site/sefton-park-p90321<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 ...

... they were booing the Aussies!!<br><br>We walk a lot of miles getting to the stadium from the hotel - "Only 15 mins walk, missus!", said the proprietor. Yeah right!!! It was at least an hour's brisk walk! Afterwards we walked into town for a bite to eat and as could be expected, every pub was overflowing onto the streets. We spied a tiny little restaurant up an alley way and had a wonderful meal there - away from the Madding ...

I would've taken some pictures of our day out, but I can't find my camera. Any ideas Tom? Film was amazing, but a bit long. Leon ate too much pick n mix and could'nt sit still. Luckily Mel told us to go early to get a good seat, but there was no one there when we arrived, so Leon could run around. Must watch film with state of the art cgi. Afterwards, we went for the biggest curry ever (perfect cure for constapation - cat). Ker chow for now.