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Home turf
... and schools, and clean water flowing from a tap, and electricity that doesn’t cut out, and benign insects and animals, and flushing toilets, and public services that, although they have their flaws, catch most of the population in their net.
I am equally depressed by our tarmac and concrete, having to live inside all the time, having to face a decision making process ...
The Begining (Kind of)
I met Nicole and Chad at the hostel. The keys on this French keyboard are all over the place so ill be short; We met up with Diane and had amazing veg. al a carte dinner. Met dianes boyfriend for drinks; he seemed nice and he was passonite about arsenal soccer; next day in london we saw many sights and boring changing of ...
Travelling over!
... it over again - before our 45 minute flight to Wilmington. We there collected two very nice SUVs (Vans as Americans call them) and set-off down the freeway to Myrtle Beach, a journey of about an hour and a half. A quick stop to collect the keys from the rental agents and a 5 minute drive to our waiting house saw us in, sorted and ready for a beer and a bite. So we went!
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More exploring
... then Harrods. Could easily spend a week at the natural history museum and the old part is a beautiful building while the entry that we used is was modern, a very long escalator going up through a large spherical bronze sculpture. all were free entry but Harrods made us pay to leave. Brought bread and wine for supper. Finished the after with another walk back to our room through Hyde park. My highlight portobello rd, I ...
London Town
... Hong Kong to London Will woke me up by throwing a pillow on my face and made me go and look out the window, we were over Kazakhstan and it was stunning. At first I thought he had woken me up to look at clouds but then I realised that it was a snowy, perfect white landscape that went as far as you could see, little rivers winding through the snow and the occasional hill or deep crevice, it was amazing. No signs of any humans at all. For ...
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