The Fox Country Inn High Wycombe
Ibstone High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, HP14 3XT , United Kingdom
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The Horror of Bootcamp Begins...
... After month one of Bootcamp and I started to get into the swing of thing sand actually really enjoy it!
Month 2 didn't turn out quite so well! After the first session I was in agony with my left foot - it seems that the muscles in my foot had cramped up so much as my leg muscles had developed so quickly and they were being strained. So month 2 of bootcamp was pretty much spent at home or swimming!
I'm now nearing the end of my 3rd month ...
The Secret Garden
... floor of a five storey flat we are the only ones to get the luxury of a backyard and access to the private garden. If you look at the picture of our flat, we are in the basement and you can't actually see us. We are about 8 steps down from ground level. However at the back door we are level with the ground and have a lovely little courtyard. You can see at the back of the family photo a black iron fence. Beyond that fence is the private garden. ...
McD
It's about 5:30PM right now and we decided to stop by McD to sit down for a bit. Interestingly McD doesn’t look like McD in the US. It looks more relaxing like a café, like Starbucks in a sense. They have sofa and TV and stuff. Anyway, we are going home after ...
Days 14, 15 rolled into one helping.
... close squiz of the ruins of Bradgate House- early home of Lady Jane Grey.
By the time we got home, Joshua had dropped off to sleep and even though I felt like it too, managed to fight it off. When Josh woke up, we were given a private screening of Madagascar 2 . That was quite a laugh, although I think that most kids don’t get half the jokes. And most hard of hearing folk like me miss a bit too- go the closed captions next time, I ...
St Patricks Day
... of the local afro-Caribbean culture but I got the markets mixed up and we should have gone to Brixton. All was not lost however as, being St Paddy’s Day, one of the locals was having a super special on guiness (£1.50 per pint) and double shot Jamieson Irish Whisky at £2 per shot so we thought we’d sit down and have a drink before heading back somewhere closer to home for dinner and drinks. Well it turns out that White Horse ...
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