The Kings Arms Fernhurst

... the infamous round table with all the knights names and apparently a pic of King Henry?? I need to check that one and update this entry.

Pete made it without an issue and it was a lovely day for driving as well. I looked around the shops and had lunch in the Cathedral shop and of course took some pictures and read about some of the history or Wincester!

... o) Thank goodness the track around Dorney Lake is flat.

The weather forecast for Friday was dry and sunny, it is now foggy. Which, for us has its upside. From the viewing gallery, as we disappear into the gloom, none of you will be able to see if we are still on the bike, or having one of those "Little Britain" Lou and Andy moments, and sneaking off the tandem to push it round the lake when no one is ...

The title is the most awful joke in the world so blame my sisters for thinking of that and keeping it in my head!

OK so tomorrow is my big day. No im not getting married, im going away to India....to travel. As you guys already know (because i haven't stopped talking about it since April!) im starting off in Goa for 3 months doing a project teaching kids on a ...

We began the journey back to London. Before reaching Calais port in France, we stopped in Belgium for lunch, and to pick up some chocolate of course.

When we reached the port, it became apparent that we had just missed the ferry to Dover by less than 5 minutes and had to wait 3 hours for the next one! We were none too pleased, given the amount of time spent on a coach for the past 3 weeks. Not much ...

... place. We then went into the gift shop fro some hot chocolate, and, as when I admired the gauntlets, the chap at the counter offered for me to try them on; "it's been a quiet day". So he passed them to me and I slipped the heavy gloves onto my hands. He then passed me a sword. I posed like a moron while Rach snapped a few photos in which I look quite ridiculous, but happy, and then I snapped some of her wearing the gauntlets holding a celtic sword, looking super ...

... Catherine to get a ride home she arrived with Connor in the car. Evidently, he had developed a rash during the night and was scheduled to see the doctor. Later we found out that he had a strep infection and scarletina. Ryan had gotten the same back in December or January. Connor missed school for two days and he hung around the house. We actually had a day of rest and laundry, a time for reading. We have ...

... of Terminal 3. We got the back row of the plane and was able to spread out to give Shannon an extra seat for her leg. We were old pros at the entertainment system by now..... 4 movies, a TV programme and 20 games of solitaire - while listening to music, later and we will be in LAX! Sleep... who needs sleep? This day is only going to be 28 hours long from when we get up until we go to bed - and it will still be the 31 August!

... It was a beautiful moment in time. The bad news is that one of my professors got hit by a cyclist on the street during lunch and fell to the ground. She had to go to the hospital, but we expect she will be okay- most likely very bruised. Ouch! Hopefully she will be well enough tomorrow for Leeds & Canterbury. Afternoon: Private Meeting with Graham Brady, Minister of Parliament, House of Parliament We stood up Graham ...

Today was a full day -- had to see the most we could in the very short time we had!! Dan, Susan and Karla took off for downtown early, while Jason and Caryn slept in. We got on the very crowded 'tube' and packed in with the locals. First stop was the Tower of London, the original Royal Palace and fortress. (I'll attach a couple of pics and write more later...) (9/7 from ...

... is a square or a rectangle. The winding streets and alleys do not conform to any set pattern. Neither does the park. Yes, there is a defined roadway but across the park are many tracks...some public some private and all are drawn precisely with dotted lines on local maps. [If I were to walk across the park every day for a year along the same route and, thereby, ploughing my own track across the grass ...