The Park Hotel Liverpool

Afetr and early start thanks to a wake up call from 'Freinds', we headed off to Beeston. We visited Beeston Castle courtesy of the Poyntons.
Spectacular veiws from the hill top and castle site.
Later we drove to theShady Oak pub for a pint and food (in the ...

... which were pretty impressive. They call them "the illuminations". Will try and put some pics up. There were even horses pulling pumpkin-style coaches, and the trams were all lit up like steam trains and boats.

Mum and I took a stroll up the coast and down the boardwalks. I was amazed that even though the weather was perfect for staying snuggled up on the couch in pyjamas there were HEAPs of people out and about. The pier had amusement arcades ...

... quickly was that Cambridge university isn't actually one whole structure it is just the name that stands over multiple small colleges like Trinity College and Kings College which are considered part of Cambridge University but you have to apply to them separately. Cambridge is beaming with intelligence and money. Some of the colleges like Kings College are so prestigious you have to be royalty or have lots of money to get into them. Kings College is a beautiful structure of ...

... chain, nobody knows where hes from but the police knew where he was going,straight to the asylum!.
they estimate that hes around 50 years of age but that he has the mental age of a 7 year old,
"know body has ever came to visit Bubba before so he's very excited" said the nurse in charge of feeding him a live chicken every 20 Min's.
Bubba said little during the visit but could later be heard mumbling "rushie,rushie ya know,ya know".
Runcorn, England, United Kingdom ricardinho09

... I sometimes had a hard time understanding some of the locals. I don't know what it is with British accents, half the time I think it is a foreign language. I've talked to non-native English speakers and they also say they have a hard time understanding the British. I think I used to find the British accent attractive on woman, but now I think it is annoying. And that pretty much goes for all British(Sorry, I think I have at least 1 Brit ...

... round my sign to read 'This Bum's In Love'. Yeah. I went there. Kim and Jules who had already made the connection that i was a bum both gave me the thumbs up when they realised the text change. I was pretty stoked with myself. So after the gig me and old mate from Sydney got interveiwed for European MTV, probably disgraced Australia with our drunken slurs (sorry guys) and made our way into the club next door to get sweatted on/rubbed off against some blue ...

... English city which was once a Roman city. We came back to Lisa's and hit up the pub again. We're having lots of fun and the Dutton's are fabulous hosts. We'll be sad to leave but the next adventure awaits. We'll be heading to Scotland at the end of the week...woohoo! Miss you loads and love you more! Sarah

... of the roads- truckers mostly. Got here about 3am (check in, according to my paper) was at 4.15- the notice board promised 3.15- it lied (*******), so I ate my breakfast of Vimto and a Twirl bar standing in a queue of bored looking pensioners, presumably on their way to Porto. Had to put my backpack through "oversized" baggage because backpacks apparantly can't go through the regular belts anymore- this country gets more stupid by the ...

... the first weeks in January and I'm due home 13th January. Saying goodbye to everyone is going to be quite difficult for me, as many of you will know. The most difficult bit though will probably be not being able to text everyone to death every day...I'm sure you'll all miss Stephie's 25 long text messages....always got too much to say. I'm pretty sure I've gone over my 500 text allowance this month actually (yet another un-budgeted expense...along with all the ...