Grange Hotel Crawley
15 Brighton Rd Crawley, West Sussex, England, RH10 6AE, United Kingdom
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... my job having worked at NCYPE for 5 years - its a bit scary, I have a flat and everything, but just when it looks like i'm settled - kerplah! I decided to give it all up. Hmmmm
I will be leaving behind some awesome people in this part of the world and I can say the last few years have proved interesting to say the least. I think however ...
London Day 2
... day would be cancelled. Checked the flight info when we got home, and not only was Greece striking, but the day we were leaving there was going to be the biggest UK strike since 1926 (something like that). So the airline was saying that they couldn't predict how long it would take to get through customs as it would be a skeleton staff. Freaked out a bit but planned to get to the airport a bit earlier to be prepared.
Jess lives in a studio apartment ...
P.S. Candace's culinary recommendations
... br> For an Mexican dining experience, go to one of the 'Wahaca' restaurants. Try to get there before the dinner rush as the wait can be an hour or so, but if you are at the Soho restaurant they have a bar downstairs that can supply you with Margaritas or Mojitos until your table is ready.
Start with tortilla chips and the homemade guacamole, then order a selection of 'street food' and make sure to include the carnitas tacos. There is also ...
Wedding Bells
... of a church with no roof, so its this beautiful secluded garden. A great place to reflect on a wonderful day.
There was some new territory explored, Suffolk, a county I’d never set foot in before, where Helen, another new friend from the tour lived. It was a beautiful place, very green. Very much what you think of when you think of the English countryside. There were some lovely walks, and as the weather was fantastic, so many people out and about. As all the trains ...
A Royal Wedding
... at Kate and rolled his eyes, and had I not been with English company that probably would have been totally lost on me. The humor in it was brilliant. I recall the exact moment when Diana died: Andrea was over at my house for a sleepover. Even though it wasn't intentional for me to be there for the wedding, I now have a historic moment in English history to look back on and tell my children, "Yup, I was there when William and Catherine were married," especially if William ends up ...
This hotel was formerly known as: The Grange Hotel



