Randolph Hotel Southwold

... more jobs that the cats would like doing while they are here!
I am feeling much happier now as I can see that they will be very happy and that once we leave they will forget about us and just keep watch on the food we Sarah, Simon, Wilma & Marlene!

... water activities are recommended. The dramatic setting of stunning and mysterious Ha Long bay that includes charming isles, wonderful beaches, quaint bays, beautiful coastal areas, and dark caves makes it the perfect place for water adventures.

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Halloween was last night and so much fun! I went to the party at the LCR (a bar/dance venue on campus) which was sold out in about an hour on Monday morning! Luckily I lined up early so I had a ticket. Seven people from my flat went, so that was nice - we had fun hanging out together and getting ready together. Adam in my flat went as God, which was pretty funny, and went perfectly with me (the Devil) and Teresa (an angel). Everyone's costumes looked great, actually ...

... the getting up in the middle of the night (06:50) to get there for 08.00. Mind you I have been very lucky because Tony has done everything else while I have been at work - I just came home pleaded complete exhaustion and ate the meal he had cooked with the occasional glass of wine ( or Pims).

What completely took me by suprise was the very generous leaving present I recieved - some emergency funds for our forthcoming trip. I ...

After the wedding, enjoy your honeymoon in an exotic location. Try something different but still romantic with a luxury safari. Spending time with the one who you love is essential for a honeymoon getaway. Exploring the scenery can be fun but you can also take pleasure in one of the safari lodges which are warm and distant from crowds. There is only a small quantity of ...

... Skins' which is sort of like a rougher, quirkier, English version of the OC I guess.

Am heading to Cromer (little cute English seaside town about an hour from Norwich) tomorrow just for a day trip. I want to see it before the weather gets too cold. Am also getting very excited about Halloween. They celebrate it here - it is not as big as in the States, but even so, I am looking forward to it. Teresa and I (she is American and lives in my flat ...

... of pints.

As we walked along the beach at Kessingland we passed a few beach front houses, then a large holiday park and a couple of dog walkers. The beach again was shingle and as with Pakefield was scattered with some remains of old fishing boats. We took a couple of pictures here that I will load on to the site. After 1/2 a mile or so we reached a large area of beach that was covered in short grass along with some dunes. A few different species of sea ...

... effectively had no steering! The first thing to do was to try to reduce the strain on Celtic Warrior, by casting off the Dutch. Again, they panicked and having cut the stern shore line, they didn't think of what to do next - picture the scene, 'captain' on shore dancing with frustration watching their antics, as they contrived to graunch their boat against the stern quarter of ours. Oh I felt the pain! Finally they were off, but we were well and truly stuck. We had no steering and ...

Our first task of the day was to get some diesel, which necessitated crossing the main entrance channel to get to the Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club marina. This is where I thought we were going to be staying when I called to book over the 'phone and it does look more secure than the other marina, so we decided to bring CW back here over the weekend, when we plan to leave her for 2 nights as we go to stay with our friends Stevie & Simon Wexler ...

... in Japan each year. When Chris brought me over from Amsterdam before, he organized a terrific band, played drums, booked the gigs at the Borderline in London and the Threlka in Bristol, arranged the transportation, made the poster, contacted the press, set up a pair of in-store appearances, interviews and a radio show, and situated my wife Penny and myself in a friend's tasty apartment for the week. So I was looking forward to seeing ...