The Bridge at Pierrepont
Travel Blogs from Frensham
Round Three
... so they began to drunkenly follow us up the road until I finally look into the distance and it was like the heavans opened up and I spotted the golden arches. My best friend at the moment. So, I lead us over to McDonalds at 3am. The guys were so excited that I found this place for us that they actually bought me my McDonalds and ate with us. They were super nice and the one guy actually looked like Harry Potter, so we couldn't just ditch them! After ...
All you need is love
... completely overwhelmed me and sent me spinning in circles, looking up at the branches of thick trees and the yellow flowers! the yellow flowers here are SO yellow. They almost look artificial.
Yesterday I hung out with little Christopher and I taught him how to make letters out of coffee stirrers and lids. We had a lot of fun, and afterwards, Kayla, Kristen, Casey, myself, and a few other girls (and Neil) went to O'Neill's in Picadilly Circus. We had ...
Homeward bound
... I was cheered up as I witnessed a Chinese lady just in front of me being told off clearly and audibly for pushing in because “in England we queue properly and respectfully”. We cleared the final obstacle with ten minutes to spare. And to think we were wondering how to avoid the worst parts of Gare du Nord for two hours?
The train was full and having walked what seemed half way to Calais, we found Coach 3 and climbed aboard. Into our ...
Let the Touring Begin
... file with all their bookings etc ack at the hotel! Den grabbed a cab and raced straight back to get it while I got the booking organized! Wasn't a great start to the day but these things happen on holidays and it was no real drama - way better than remembering later in the day when we were miles away! Our car was supposed to be a Vauxhall Insignia, a station wagon that would have enough space to hold our four big cases, but as is usually the ...
This Is London Baby
... Theatre near Leicester Square where we purchased our half - price tickets. The stage was transformed into a stylish retro 1974 living room. From beginning to end, I was laughing aloud (rare for me). The cast of six were gathered to comfort an old friend whose wife recently died, but their continual awkward moments and relationship conflicts were a hilarious contrast to this somber premise. Afterwards, we went for a Chinese dinner in the adjacent Soho ...