The Moorings Hotel
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Overnight stay at Anita's
We have arrived at Anita's, and had a nice tea of sheeppig pie (Shepherds pie with pork mince) and pavlova. It was a quick run down the A1/M25 with no jams, only taking 4hr 20m (including a quick break at Peterborough). Will soon go to sleep ready for our channel crossing in the morning.
Alastair and Caroline were given ...
Pussy cat pussy cat, where u at?
... cocoon which was an area dedicated to the study of nature. But the best part was the building itself. Absolutely gorgeous! From here we went next door to the Victoria and Albert Museum. Again, I highly recommend the cafe to eat in. Good tea and scones. Next door from here was the Brompton Oratory which was the largest church in London until Westminster was built. After all this culture, it was time for some retail therapy so we headed to Harrods for ...
My base in the Northern Hemisphere!
... else have I been doing you may ask? We went to London on my first day here (only about 20 mins by train) and had a look at the National Gallery and the Portrait Gallery, had a walk around and then had an early dinner at a fabulous restaurant called Bank. Then we proceeded to walk back to the tube and as we passed a theatre, Sheila grabbed me by the shoulder and steered me in, and we went to see Billy Elliot the musical. What ...
Every journey begins with a rush-hour traffic jam
... up a valuable 20 minutes before finding it exactly where we’d been looking. The upshot was I didn’t get to tidy away my extensive use of my dads tools so he might never speak to me again. I also didn’t get time to pack so my bike is currently wobbling under the weight of far, far too much ****.
I was planning to see another old friend to say goodbye but time turned against us and we went straight to the Oakdene cafe for breakfast to meet my brother on his shiny ...
Recovery from the night before
Sunday was a pretty lazy day catching up on sleep from the night before.
Had a late breakfast, and while eating breakfast saw what I could only describe as a grot. He took three pieces of toast from the pile in the serving area, then felt them with his hands to see if they were hot enough, then put two of them back on the pile. He then put the serving tongs that people had being using to pick up the toast on top of the pile ...
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