Tudor Court Hotel Derby

Gypsy Lane Derby, Derbyshire, England, DE72 3PB, United Kingdom

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The Last Supper

A travel blog entry by natasha167

... lots, my parents obviously and my fwends, Amelia, Ayesha, Rufus etc... the list goes on! I cant wait to go even though i'm super duper nervous and probably won't sleep at all tonight!

We went out for supper this evening and had a lovely time, Mummy gave me a Saint Christopher necklace that she's had in her purse for the last 35 years, after going blind from de-tangling it I was able to put it on and ...

Back to reality

A travel blog entry by lisamushroom

... By 3pm I got exhausted and fell asleep for three hours. Forced myself to get up at 6 to make dinner and push through the evening. Then stayed awake until 11.30 and since then there's been no sign of jet-lag anymore :)

So now it's library, library, library. Study, study, study. Exams on Monday and Wednesday next week. And then home :)

It truly is back to reality...

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100 days and counting!!

A travel blog entry by kev-buxton

... me of almost £300. These countries are onto a good thing.

I have now got to decide what vaccinations I am going to have. The NHS web site is rubbish. To much information without ever getting to the point! So I have booked an appointment with my Doctors surgery to see what is essential. It strikes me that you could have dozens ...

2012 has arrived! One month to go...

A travel blog entry by backpack_vi

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! I have never been so excited to see in a new year in my life! 2012 has been a long time coming - one month to go until kick-off and I'm really pumped. Still buying the last few bits and pieces, tying up loose ends and getting ready to handover my classes at work (once I've put 120 kids through their January exams!) No rest for the ...

The Most Beautiful Walk in Britain!

A travel blog entry by kimjones59

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... wore us down so a snack at the tiny shop (service through the window like an old school canteen) was much appreciated before following the owner's advice and heading to a pub in a little village further along called Fenny Bentley for a much anticipated feed.

The publican suggested we should stick to the main roads to go home in the dark instead of taking the scenic route which ...