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Katie and Dave's Wedding
... I went and said hello to her outside and I started crying and she started crying and she said it was the first time she had that day! We had so much fun at the reception. They played proud Mary and the Cha Cha slide. Their wedding song was New York and they played it at the end for the final song and then the do announced that the bride had a request and ...
Walking Wardrobe
Packing a backpack with things that can only be described as holiday clothes is surreal when you realise these "holiday clothes" are going to be your walking wardrobe for the next year!
It's bizare. How can a double wardrobe and chest of draws, full of clothes but with "nothing to wear" in them be condensed into a 60litre backpack that I, yes ...
We've been and come back!
... had a less than peaceful night listening to rats scuttling around and squeaking above, around and below us!
We spent the evening watching dvds-Into Thin Air and Touching the Void. Both are about climbing disasters so perhaps not the best things to watch in view of what was ahead!
Day 6:Lower Pisang -Manang(3540m)
A fairly uneventful day. The terrain has changed dramtically and we are now on verry dry and arid ground. Gone is the greenery and also the ...
Last day here
... Two pound fifty for all day parking and a free return bus ride to the city. How come Sydney can't manage this system.
Today we drove up to Clumber Park. 4000 acres of gardens and woods once the home to the Dukes of Newcastle. The mansion was demolished a few years back, and everything sold off, because the present Duke couldn't be bothered maintaining it. Now owned by the National Trust. Drove back and into a pub for ...
Stomping grounds of Robin Hood
... other than some outer walls and the Gatehouse that was rebuilt after 1194 when Ric*************heart fought his way into the castle under siege to remove Prince John’s supporters. The building on the grounds now is a 17th century ducal mansion. But underneath the floors are still the tunnels and caves, used for a thousand years in various ways, from dwellings and cellars to air-raid shelters. In the castle are historical ...
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