Premier Inn Cannock South
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Včeraj so nas, po celodnevnem sestankovanju, peljali v Birmingham na božični sejem (Frankfurt Christmas Market), kjer poleg običajne krame, prodajajo klobase, pivo, hrenovke, kuhano vino in druge nemške zadeve. Niso pa nam znali razložiti, od kod in zakaj tak poudarek na nemških izdelkih.
Moram se obregnit še ob hrano. Odkar ...
From boats to the Bullring
Started off early in the morning, well early for a weekend morning, and drove up to The Marina Pub on the Ashby canal, for breakfast, the pub sits right on the edge of the canal and has the Trinity Marina behind it, a truly pleasant spot.
We arrived at 10 am and Santa was doing breakfast, so son went and saw him and got his present, a hat and some reindeer food to go in the garden, and we had the eat all you ...
Day 12
... was fine. We jumped off at Birmingham Airport, and this is where everything began to go wrong. We managed to ask someone for directions, she told us we needed to go to the train station by monorail and then take a bus. But when we got to the station there where 6 different buses and not knowing where we were going we decided on a cab. The Indian/ Pakistani gentlement dropped us at the Birmingham Holiday Inn, on arrival we were told this the wrong one and the one we ...
Wonderful Waxwings
... areas of the northern hemisphere, where people are probably a rare site, they have a surprising tendency to turn up in unexpected and thoroughly un-widernessy areas. Look for them in Tesco car parks, outside KFCs and on business and industrial parks and don't expect to see them during a pleasant rural stroll. There's a reason. They are not the chavs of the bird world. They don't like to break in to unattended cars. However the sort of places that they are seen ...
A City of old and new
... of the old cathedral. Benjamin Britten's War Requiem was commissioned to mark the consecration of the new Coventry Cathedral. The cross behind its main altar contains medieval nails from the old cathedral. I climbed the 180 rose-sandstone steps of the old spire to the viewing tower.
Using a good, self-guided walking tour booklet, I explored the City Centre Trail over three days. Most of the centre had to be reconstructed after the war, ...