Staying Cool at the Rotunda Birmingham
150 New Street Birmingham, West Midlands, England, B2 4PA, United Kingdom
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Rest Day Wolverley
... heading across to sort out the washing as I need clean socks and trousers for tomorrow. A lazy afternoon spent watching old movies- a 1959 film with Frank Sinatra as the wind buffets the campervan. Speaking to the assistant warden Viv in reception she thinks there will be a lot of cancellations because of the weather. What a change from the 20 degrees we had last week! With the washing done we decided to head to Kidderminster for some food shopping as we ...
Changeover Day 6
... wonderful weather throughout our stay with the days of walking being completed like clockwork. A leisurely get away at 11am to head up the M5 to Kiddermister and on to the large village of Wolverley 60 miles north showed just how far I had walked as we were revisiting the place names on our way. We were only entering new territory after 50 minutes of travelling along the motorway at 60mph!! From the paperwork calculations I have now walked 300 ...
Phase 6 Day 4
... to ourselves today. As I started walking at 09.00am after a 23 mile drive from the campsite the day was still and cool. Along the Severn River the water was flat calm providing amazing reflections of the trees in the river. It was a three mile walk to Tewkesbury along the Severn Way and I met Stewart just passed the garden area that depicted in hedging the year 1471, the year of the penultimate and decisive battle in the Wars of the ...
Nesting
... from Queensland (Luke and Julie). I'm very impressed guys. Very impressed.
This weekend coming is Easter and we're heading down to Bournemouth and Weymouth for the long weekend. It should be good, but a beach holiday is never fun when it's cold and raining. So let's hope for something a bit more akin to what we've been spoilt with for the last couple of weeks.
Fingers crossed!
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That's all folks
... in India and not see the Taj. Well when I got there I was blown away it is totally awe-inspiring, very calming and regal. I think it’s the fact that it’s so symmetrical and peaceful despite the fact that there are 1000’s of visitors there and all the India families want their photograph taken with you, which is hilarious.
This hotel was formerly known as: Staying Cool At The Rotunda Birmingham



