Travelodge Hastings
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Hastings by the sea
Lots of hills in this town! We found this out when out walking looking for some dinner...
There's No Place Like Home
... that unitied the nation so much. In the evening we went to The Grand Palace to join in the celebrations. Everyone there had a yellow candle, and during the national anthem the city lights were all turned off leaving only candle light - it was beautiful. Afterwards every family had a chinese lantern that they lit. There were hundereds of them floating into the sky, it was an incredible thing to see. They continued floating over the city all night, although ...
Six weeks to go
... weather is like and if the sea was calm or rough. Last night here was a gale and I thought of those at sea. Even with the best stabilisers you get some sway. It all reminded me to get some Avomine! I don't get sea sick but also prevention is better than cure. A great deal of the fun of holidays is this time of anticipation. Looked up our booked exclusions on line and Komodo island is missing so I will have to give them a ring tomorrow. I have fired off an email as well. One of ...
And this one's for Logan, and my niece Dianne.
... tomorrow.
I did a bit of sightseeing and caught up with a few people
while I was in the Eastbourne and Hastings area. I visited the Towner Art
Gallery in Eastbourne and went to Birling Gap. I also got to see Rye and
Dungeness. I was disappointed with Dungeness – I’ve wanted to see it for years,
but found it ...
Chapter Two. Lenham
... of selecting if we are to dine at the” Dog and Bear” or “The Red Lion”. After much agonizing, we decide on the Red Lion. I select the homemade soup of the day with the Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding from the senior menu. Unfortunately there is no senior discount for the pints of local beer I'm quaffing to accompany dinner. ...