The Greyhound Inn Tring
Chesham Rd Tring, Hertfordshire, England, HP23 6EH , United Kingdom
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The journey
... city, it is huge. Bangkok is huge. Chuckled a little over the
giant building size posters advertising chelsea and man u's asian
tours, sadly did not see a liverpool one.
Arrived at hotel, its nice! Room is
small, but really cute, most importantly had free cold water and air
con. I have a nice view of the river and the backs of peoples flats,
with lots of washing and cooking and general life going on. Bad point
is that there appears to ...
Silly aeroplanes :(
... of sorting everything out, she passed me along to one of the check-in desk workers to find me a flight, but she somehow manage to read the wrong passenger information and very nearly ended up sending my luggage to Santiago, Chile, then onto Las Palmas (I don't know where that is!). She apologised profusely, and passed me along to another lady who sorted out the London-Miami-Lima flight. To apologise for the delay, and the cancellation, and ...
Homeless in Madrid
... 10am flight to Dublin. That's way too long to go without sleep (and showers!). But we are doing things on the cheap here so we battled on.
In Madrid we had seen most of the touristy things we were interested in already so planned on taking it very easy today. We spent about 4 hours having lunch in a cafe that had free internet to pass time, then eventually headed to one of the city's big parks as it was an amazing day. We found a spot ...
London
Off went to the Clapham Junction station for breakfast, and it was then onto a train into Waterloo, to change to go to Charing Cross (on the Northern Line). We emerged to look at St Martin the Fields, and then went across the road to the National Gallery. We had decided that we ought to go to the National Gallery to catch up with some art, because we hadn't been there for a long time, and also because of what we had been seeing and learning over ...
London: Take Two!!
... uniforms are quite different than the famous palace guards as they have shiny helmets, but they are still red. There was a changing of the guards as we approached that we got to witness before wandering towards Parliament. On the way we passed Downing Street, where the Prime Minister lives. We hung around the area and listened to Big Ben chime noon before going into Westminster Abbey. It was beautiful, and I enjoyed the audio tour. Lots of interesting stories to ...



