Ypres Castle Inn Rye
Gun Gardens Rye, East Sussex, England, TN31 7HH, United Kingdom
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Splish splash, I Went To Bath
... by the number of manly sniffles I heard, the entire male population was suddenly stricken with a terrible case of hayfever. Of course, the innkeeper and his wife were the favourite characters, and earned so much applause that we couldn't hear them sing the second time.
I don't think I've ever been so moved by a theatre experience. Considering I almost didn't make it to 'hear the people sing', this was mind-blowing. No wonder it's had a continuous run for 25 ...
London, Mind the Gap
... Paul’s and ended up on a pub on Fleet Street, disappointed that Ye Old Cheshire Cheese wasn’t open when we arrived there.
We had a busy morning at Buckingham Palace watching the changing of the guards (somewhat like watching paint drying). Then after lunch in Chinatown we decided to try the queue at Wimbledon and walked right in. We didn’t see much though as it started to rain not long after we watched the end of a match and were waiting for Rebecca ...
We can wear shorts!!!!!!
... different from what we were used to but so neat to experience. We all drank from the same goblet which was wine...little gross but still epic. It was beautiful and we pretended to be Kate walking down the aisle. After the Abbey we had a picnic in the lawns there and then headed for the Tower of London (where Melissa met her future husband). At the Tower we saw everything haha but it was really neat. Our favorite part was of course the Crown ...
One Nation Under CCTV
... pleasant. Since we have been traveling it has been really easy to put things off till a 'better' time. So today we went to an Internet cafe and caught up on emails, planning our trip and other various things for the wedding. We also uploaded a bunch of photos to a site to backup all of our data. One thing is for sure, it would be nice to have a small cheap computer that you would not cry over if ...
Caitlin Comes to London!
... to everyone at school, we walked around Regents Park and I showed her the college! Monday morning, their family friend, Richard, who gives tours of London picked us up at Regents College in his taxi and took us on a two hour tour of London. We saw Big Ben, Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Great Fire of London Monument, The London Eye...just about everything! Richard would drive us right to the site, open the door for us, tell us about it, get us back in the car ...


