The White Horse Dorking

... they were outrageously priced at 5 quid each - that's 10 quid for 2 beers - AUD$25. A little bit over the top - I know they charge an arm and a leg back home in our theatres namely Princess Threatre etc - so we enjoyed the hell out of that Danish beer and savoured every drop. The show was well done; the leads were very polished. Scarmouche and Galileo were as I remember them back in 2003 - the humour was virtually the same as the ...

... company to venture into Motobo National Park, where on foot, escorted by an armed ranger, you should see the elusive Black Rhino amongst hordes of other game. There is also the opportunity to visit Cecil Rhodes grave and Ancient Rock Paintings before catching an old style sleeper train (if available) to rejoin the truck at one of the adventure playgrounds of the world - Victoria Falls. Days 29 - 32 For some Mosi oa Tunya - 'The Smoke That ...

" In a Dark Place " - Gary Numan Something calls me From a dark place And so I pray every night Something knows me It whispers my name And I'm losing my faith I can feel it breathing But it feels like something dead and cold I can feel it waiting But it waits for something in my soul Sometimes I call ...

... at the pub. Thai food is officially my new favorite thing. Everything we had was awesome, which wasn't bad for going to the only place open and being the only people in the restaurant besides the boss and his family. For appetizers, we had chicken wings (ehhh) and "crispy duck" which was basically mu shu duck that you wrap in the pancakes with sauce. It was soooo good except for when I ...

We are now visiting Mel's Granny (Brenda) in Dorking. We ate a wonderful pizza place last night and today went to Dennbies Winery and up to Box Hill. We took Granny up to Box Hill and showed her the view. She loved it.... We finished the evening with some Fish and Chips....yummy....

... of London. The Thames flows extremely fast and we were amazed at the difference in tide levels. Jen took us to the park and river near her place where we could see Chelsea football stadium. We then enjoyed a delicious dinner with Jen and Don and family. It was great to see them all again and catch up on all their news.

... Whales. He was a crazy mix of Canadian with his father being Scottish born and mother English born. Split household!! He knew tons of history and told us he wore a kilt for his graduation. They were both fun to be around during the walking tour which was by the way absolutely fantastic. We walked the entire city and the weather was beautiful which as Jill knows rarely happens in the UK. The tour was completely free and helped give us a ...

... of the late afternoon thinking (and stressing) about where we going to see the start of the Boxing Day Test. We had called a few pubs and eventually came to the realisation that we were not going to catch it that night. I was disappointed, especially since we were in London, the city were anything should be possible. So our Christmas Day went as soon as it came, and we then found ourselves awake on Boxing Day morning, pondering what to do with day ...

... silly, then walked over to the south bank for the London Eye. Once again, it was packed, probably because it was such a beautiful day. It took over half an hour to queue for tickes, than about an hour to queue to actually get on the Eye. I could have booked online but then just my luck it would have been raining or something to spoil the view. It was really a great view, you can see for miles all around London ...

London, the bane of my existance. It started out promisingly enough, with a beautiful and easy flight to London and an informative mini-tour of the city from our cab driver. Then, I found out my rail pass is not on the same continent as I am (it's exact whereabouts are yet to be discovered, but it's not here). I had to file a police report and catch the tube across the ******n city to Picadilly Circus, only to wait to pay for a whole new ...