Prince Of Wales Rotherham
Princes Street Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, S60 1HX, United Kingdom
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Packing time :S
... army knife type thing ( could not resist when I saw this bad boy haha ), your thinking this could be the way this trip goes......mosquito central. Luckily I am taking Indre who, on our previous holidays, has been an extremely effective mosquito repellant for me. Her technique been get the s**t bitten out of herself leaving no hungry mosquitoes to bite me :) how kind of her......her exact words to me when discussing this trait of hers were...'I'm like that liquid you spray on a ...
Wild, Wet and Windy on the Moors
... left, we eventually donned the rain gear and braved the weather in spite of it. The moors were looking particularly uninviting from the warmth of the car, but we wanted to get a first hand idea of how miserable they could be so off we went. We passed a couple who were bundling themselves and their dog back into the warmth & shelter of their car and the lady said, 'And you don't even have a dog!?!?!' (Another Englishman who thinks we're ...
Fall from grace or the top of the stairs?
... buildings were derelict until 2004 when the local historians won the biggest lottery grant in British history to undertake a massive restoration program. For future travellers to this area, this one comes recommended.
There are several tall monuments positioned around the park-lands which could have been seen from far away. Apparently it was an act of thumbing their nose at the feuding neighbours. Today the surrounding 'woods' make them less ...
Where's the fun in following a map?
... was rewarded as we saw much more than had we stayed to the popular route. We even crossed paths with a local historian who was more than happy to stand in the biting cold to tell us things we most certainly would not have learned today on our own. He believes that Wentworth Castle has a connection with Australia in that William Wentworth, of crossing the Blue Mountains fame, most likely had a family connection with ...
Back to Knoxes for a stay
... and boarded the bus into the center. Brian and Aileen went off to explore on their own, while Nancy, Kirsten, Andy and I shopped a bit before having lunch at the Earl Grey Tea Room on the Shambles, York’s famous and photogenic medieval street of cobblestones and leaning half-timbered buildings. Stops at a bookstore near the Minster and the Trembling Madness beer shop and pub preceded dinner at the Punch Bowl. Back to the bus to the park-and-ride and ...



