The London Ealing Hotel

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Holiday here we come

A travel blog entry by aquasan

... good to eat. Once we had finished it was time for us to go to our gate (24c) to board our plane.

When we got to the gate we had to wait for a bus to drive us to the airplane. We managed to get our seats near the front and got on the plane nice and early. We ended up man watching... there were some extremely hot men on out flight but sadly for me none of them sat next to me haha.
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Everywhere you go - History

A travel blog entry by pseudonym

... continental Europe, we come to the best of the lot and all they ask is a donation. How British! But then of course, they charge like wounded bulls for transport! By the end of a very full day, we had seen about 50% of what it has to offer. Yet another place that will have to be revisited.
We headed to Evensong at Westminster Abbey but were thwarted in our attempts to attend - being told that the service would take an hour and a half. Instead ...

Stonehenge

A travel blog entry by greenfamily

... around the stones until I'd had my fill of them, (tempted of course to make a dash for the middle to touch them, but knowing it was impossible with so many people there!) and then hopped back on the bus which drove through beautiful countryside past circular barrows which were ancient burial sites and got off again at the site of an historic castle in Old Sarum.

Old Sarum is set within the massive ramparts of ...

Justice rolls like water: Jason

A travel blog entry by lisamnickerson

Hi all, I'm Jason and I work in London as a lawyer. I visited Malawi last year and cannot wait to return to this beautiful country with my fiancee Alexa. Like the rest of you I like to travel and have spent a lot of time in India, China, Tibet and Southeast Asia. I have a strong interest in human rights and social justice issues and I have ...

Oh my god, we hit a boot! Where's the foot!?

A travel blog entry by runningred

... And the massive plate of hummus beside me made the night even more enjoyable. (Hogan's trying to stuff me before he leaves tomorrow. Hibernation, I suppose.) It was a relaxed night with good laughter. I missed Hogan a lot.

And then there was another beautiful night of sleep in that bed. I'm in love. I'm actually in love with the entire hotel. We woke up to a free breakfast that ...