Regency Hotel Gatwick Crawley

... a little scoop of Ben and Jerry's Phish Food and watched a funny street performer. Then back on the bus to Stonehenge! It was really cool. You walk all around it while listening to an audioguide. I took a million pictures. It was really windy and it's fairly quiet so there's definitely a mysterious, eerie air about the place. We didn't have a lot of time there, and then we were ...

... what I am smelling, but it smells good, and I think I may have to adjourn to one of the seats with a menu on it soon to investigate further. My flight is in a couple of hours, and apparently Virgin love their passengers far more than BA - rather than sitting glumly at the gate, the hour or so we will be in Hong Kong can be spent in the lounge there instead. I would be interested to compare it to the Cathay Pacific one ...

... the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. In their unique Gothic style, these buildings did not attempt to compete with Rome and were incredibly beautiful. The journey that began at the Hard Rock Cafe and ended at the London Eye was not as straight forward as I make it sound. We were lucky though, as Londoner's were really happy to give us directions, take photos for us and answer really touristy questions.  When we got to the London Eye, I began to ...

July 21, 2008 (Rouen-Paris-Lille-Calais-Dover-London) London, England Day 1: Arrived late due to ferry mishap. Walked through busy downtown London in the dark trying to find our way. We stayed at the Oxford Hostel in SoHo. Actually saw a street vendor get robbed. What was said: "This kinda feels like first class." -Kyle, upon entering our first train. July ...

... soccer 'stress ball' out. It's hard to believe it has survived the trip, but somehow I don't think it'll make it to another..... The ferry crossing was relatively smooth and then we were back in England and driving past the White Cliffs of Dover again. There was a fair bit of traffic in London, so we didn't get to the hotel 'til almost 6:30. Said goodbye to the few people ...

... in the Louvre the head of a statue whose body resides in the British Museum!) In any case, the British Museum has done a fantastic job of displaying the Elgin Marbles, again using the architecture of the building (I believe that wing was actually built to house them) and lighting to great effect. The centrepieces of some of the rooms are a series of larger-than-life statues of gods and their companions, most missing their heads. But what intrigued me most were the ...

... les temples.. tu vas un peu au hasard.... et tu decouvres des petits joyaux... pas prevoir la date de depart d un lieu avant d y etre arrive.. car sinon le temps peu passer long si ca vous plait pas.. et trop court si ca vous plait.. un mot.. flexibilite extreme... et se laisser porter.. par le destin.. ne chercher pas a trop faire... limiter les stops et concentrer vous sur quelques objectifs.. et faites les comme il faut.. approfondissez.. integrez vous dans la vie locale ...

... sen siskolle, ja lupasimme Signmarkin dvd:n vastalahjaksi, mista han ilahtui kovasti ;) Michael innostui kovasti, kun olin paikalla ja pakotti minut istumaan viereensa pianotuolille kaiken kansan edessa samalla kun han soitti, halusi etta tunnen musiikin :) Se oli tosiaan ihanaa, viimeksi sain kokea samaa kun pienena aiti soitti pianoa ja tunsin musiikin kehollani. Michael soitti iloisia ja surullisia lauluja, ja teki minuun syvan vaikutuksen ...

... was something I shared with him. I only knew a small part of his life, but Fred had obviously lived his share of experiences. After time in the army, Fred had been to his share of the corners of the World. I remember once hearing him in long conversation with two young Asian players, talking about places he'd seen in India and Pakistan. Few others could do that. Perhaps in modern society it's become fashionable and acceptable to knock ...

... On two monitors you watch the build up to the Kyoto earthquake, which killed ov** 2,000 people sev**al years ago. Then, from a security cam**a in a convenience store somewh**e in Kyoto, the quake hits. As the cl**k tries to hang on to his count** the floor und**neath you moves alarmingly, the groc**y items roll around their shelves and an almighty roar engulfs you. Who ...