Swynford Paddocks Hotel Newmarket

... as women come with exotic names like Death<br>before Dishonor, Kiss Of Death, Devil Woman and many more. The<br>never-ending collection of Ed Hardy jeans, caps and shirts are a great sight to see and a possession that others see you wearing enviously.<br><br><br>If you planning to purchase ed hardy clothing ...

John<br><br>It was really sad leaving Israel. The flight back to Heathrow was about 4 hours by Jumbo then we bussed it back to Cambridge an hour late after I mixed up the bus tickets. We reached the flat in Cambridge around 1 am exhillerated but exhausted. What a brilliant two weeks!<br><br>Sue<br><br>It was very hard to leave Israel ...

So...<br><br>I've finished work and moved out of London, all in the same 24 hours. Feeling slightly emotional, leaving work was harder than I anticipated, I wonder how they will get on on Monday morning without me...OK I hope. Moving out the flat came and went in a bit of a hungover blur- probably a good thing I think! Can't believe I no longer had a place down there to call my own, from now on my ...

We arrive at Stansted at about 8pm and proceed to have a, probably, day old burger somewhere in the airport. Yum. Turns out that all the shops, in the departure lounge and outside, close at about 9pm so we have to sit around for 4 hours before our flight boards with nada to do. <br><br>Finally we get on the flight with a load of other backpacker types and head to Malaysia!

In the days before my departure I saw the harrowing TV pictures of the havoc caused by the storms in the Far East and I wondered what lay ahead as I boarded the plane at Stansted Airport. Daughter Julia drove me there with Rose (wife) and it was a nice change to get to the airport in 30 minutes rather than the long trek to Heathrow Airport in London. As we walked to the checkin I was bowled over to see Nadia ( other daughter) coming towards me. She ...

... y QUT. We also shared a very traditional English lunch of mocha lattes and salad from Starbucks! Nothing like taking in the culture of a country!<br><br>The next morning, it was bright and sunny (it had started raining and gotten very grey very quickly the previous day, during our "tour") and Claire dropped us off at a museum so we could do some of our own sightseeing round the city. It was here we first met the open-top bus. These buses are ...

... br>From Cambridge we decided to go and pay Helen's Aunt a visit, simply on the basis she has pet Chickens and a couple of Dogs I adore. On the way, we stopped off for lunch at Mildenhall and Lakenheath, two small towns that are fairly boring...except they are pretty much a part of the USA. Most of the cars are American, most of the population are, and the huge Jets ...

What would a visit to Britain be without at least one visit to a royal residence? Yesterday we visited Sandringham Estate, about an hour from where we're staying, in the county of Norfolk. Apparently the Queen and her family spend their summer vacations and Christmas holidays at this old family home. Surprisingly, even though the family visits often, when they're not there, any old commoner like me can see what I've been missing. Imagine ...

We drive up to Bishop Stortford to see Nic and Inne and new baby Caitlin who is very sweet. Get around to having a lovely Curry (thanks guys) which we have been wanting for ages. Have a wander around Bishops Stortford in teh rain getting some stuff for our trip to Switzerland. Again a good catch up before we set off for Stansted to set off to Geneve.