Roundhouse Bournemouth

Hello everybody <br><br>We are still alive and well. We are in Cambodia at the moment. Apoligies for not sending any travel blogs for a while. As we're are trying to do 2 blogs at the same time it has become too much to keep both of them going simultaneously, so this one has been neglected for a while. If any of you are interested in our travels I can add your email ...

... me lil sister and her best mate as well as a few drinks in wich-side wit the girlies amy jayde and rachael!! friday busy!! Saturday at the Robin for some food and drinks Sunday see me dad and various good byes and monday&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; GONE. Bon Voyage!!!!<br><br>So next time i will be writing this will be in Singapore!! <br><br>MUCH LOVE!

... we watched a show every night except one and an English pub called the rising Sun where a pint of Boddingtons cost £2.60. Very reasonable I thought. Anyway for the first time in eleven days we were looking at rain and gloom, but by the time we got to the Railway Station is was brightening up a bit. the trip back to Scarborough and then on to Whitby was uneventful. We were home for 19:00.

Bournemouth has a very funny layout.. the two main streets of the town go up both sides of the hills that lead down to the park and eventually to the famous Pier.<br><br>I was a bit down in the dumps this day.. I think because I was watching all the families and couples having some fun. It was mid term break so there were heaps of kids around and the entrance to the Pier was packed with amusements and ...

After being with my uncle for a couple of weeks I headed to the New Forest to stay with friends of mum and dads for a while. They live in a beautiful part of the county, surrounded by a National Forest. Its full of wild horses, pigs, cows and donkeys. They just walk around the forest, across roads etc. So its a bit dangerous.. well i think so anyway.<br><br>I went for lots of bike rides through the forest, some in the forest itself and some along the ...

We had breakfast at the IBIS Hotel in Southampton and then went for a walk around the West Quay Shopping Centre and discovered the biggest IKEA we have ever seen. We went back to the hotel for about 11:30 and checked out. The taxi got us to the Mayflower terminal at about 12:30 and by 13:15 we were in the Belvedere restaurant on board Arcadia having Lunch. We set sail at 16:30 on our way to Madeira

... instead.. lol. I still can't get over that they don't have huge shopping centres, everyone still has to walk between shops in the wet!<br><br>While I was there I had to work out how I was going to get from the railway to the catch the bus to the New Forest. My next port of call!<br><br>Southampton is also famous, well in the olden days ...

Haha I lied, I still had to tell you all about Sandbanks, where we went on Sunday. Sandbanks (for those who don't know) is the most desirable and sort after place to live in the UK. I is a small sandbank that has been developed, houses have a view of the sea on one side and the Bay on the other. We actually don't see the big pull of Sandbanks there are a lot nicer places I could think of in the UK to live that are cheaper and not toffee ...

... store (some cookies in a beautiful tin and some gorgeous cards). We took a taxi back to the hotel in order to ensure that we would have sufficient time to change before our evening at Claire Richards home. Graham (who also works for BPC in the area of foundation degrees) drove us to Claire's house (just near Christchurch); several BPC staff were there as well as some other friends of Claire's. For ...

... before going to north and coming back. and we watched a movie during the evening before falling asleep. (Children of men). It was a quiet day. ----------- March 24 Our Russian guest left by hitch-hiking trying to reach France. He did that pretty late though. We walked to Sea View with him before he left and finally once back home we simply watched Paris-Texas later, but all felt asleep on it. ------------ March 25 Eamon left to Liverpool, its been ...