The Grange Hotel Bury St. Edmunds

What an arrival <br><br>Having board the easy jet flight we were told that the wind was blowing at 50 MPH in bristol well whats new its bristol we arrive 15 minuites late after a pretty bumpy decent but smooth landing at Bristol airport <br><br>Welcome to wind and rain as the door open follow by a gale blowing accross the runway<br>

... lost contact, found each other, lost contact etc etc. But each time we found each other he always said I have to be in his film. <br>Well, this year I tracked him down to discover he is has just about finished shooting his film. He said he still wants me in it and said he will have to see if he can write me in a part. I joked and said include a dream/nightmare scene and I will be in it. <br>When I came to SLC in August I met with Jerry as old friends and he said he has got a great role ...

Well - being in Cardiff was good since it is the closest airport, being on a 2-hr drive to the hotel. But had to wait about an hour for the rental car place to open up.<br><br>At least I got to go through the visitor information brochures and grab a bite at Burger King.<br><br>

... but i dont want to<br>spend to much money and also want to learn to travel about the Island<br>on public transport!!<br><br><br><br>Getting a bit nervous about flying though cuz last time i went on a<br>plane the turbalance was so bad that some people were sick and crying<br>and even the cabin crew got scared. Right Adiois Amegos here i come<br>Gran Canaria **SUNSHINE** :-D<br>

Well I suppose it had to happen and it did.. having two pints of cider before actually getting out probably didn't help!<br> My cousin Kate asked to go out with her and her friend Ally. We weren't sure where to go out so we decided on Bath, apparently there are some good pubs. They were to stay with me at my Aunts place so arrived about 6.30 with their sleeping bags. <br> As I said we had one pint before we left and then my Uncle ...

... began!! i walked straight down to the bus station and booked myself on an overnight bus to mexico city for that nights at 10:30pm and checked my bag into the 24hr luggage store. i then went to an internet cafe to check my email and ensure all plans were in place. i then did what is possibly the largest and most impressive poo in my whole life! seriously i had to laugh out load and actually took a picture! i wont include it on the blog but if you'd like to see it drop me ...

... of squash and fill the rest with water, (though, I found I liked mine a little stronger, so Sally would add less to her's than I would). At the store I was gob smacked because I found that crumpets, a package of eight, is only 49 pence, (less than a dollar). Really?! So, I decided I'm going to evaluate how much room I have left in my backpack and fill the rest with crumpets. I reckon this way I'll have some until I can find somewhere that sells them in the states. I ...

... llantysiliogogogoch, which at 58 characters is impressive but still 27 letters short of New Zealand&#8217;s Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateatur ipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakit anatahu. Trying to pronounce the town name was about the most time consuming thing to do there, so we very soon headed east along the Welsh north coast and back into England, crossing under the Mersey River and into Liverpool.

... surprise &#8211; I expected a drab, depressing coal-mining port but the city centre was clean, classy and vibrant. Even more surprising were the Christmas lights and decorations hanging up in the streets. After having been in Muslim countries for the previous two months I had missed all those unnecessarily early reminders that Christmas was on its way and, now it had caught me unawares, I was filled with a little ...

... me in the travel was Bath. The Roman bath was worth wandering around with a self-guide gadget, although John didn't enter it because he had been there many times. Royal Crescent was a fascinating architecture, but I was not interested in its inside. So we just sit and relaxed in the yard in front of the building. Then we strolled around the town, walking along a beautiful stream near the Royal Crescent. <br>