No. 3

3 Cavendish Place, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England, BN21 3EJ, United Kingdom | Lodge

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Six weeks to go

A travel blog entry by the-malones

We have now got to the stage that the holiday looms large. On Friday it was at this time in six weeks we will be.... Saturday was worse! I spent the day thinking in six weeks we will, hopefully be waking up in the hotel in Southampton and looking out the window at OUR cruise ship. Then it was breakfast, walk along to the ship and checking in. Finally it was we should be doing lifeboat drill about now. Even this morning when I woke, at home needless to say, I was thinking I wonder ...

Beside the sea

A travel blog entry by wayfgrrl

... focused one I took surreptitiously.)

I had a delicious lunch at a fabulous vegetarian restaurant with Sharon; and an afternoon with Tracey and Yvonne, walking the seafront, eating and seeking out good, local brews.

I would like to spend a longer time in Brighton and maybe rent a car to see some of the surrounding historic spots. I’ve already got a list going for next time I come to ...

2 Days to Go...

A travel blog entry by jo-steve

... plug I bought?', but i think we're more or less there now. What we don't have we can buy out there and what we don't use we'll end up throwing away along our journey! I'm still living in hope that Steve will carry my ruckstack as well as his! :)

Anyway, due out for a few drinks with work friends tonight so better get some things finished off before we go!

Jo ...

My thoughts exactly

A travel blog entry by nathannuckhir

... the future brings.

Without a real plan, itinerary or any sort of time constraints, the feeling of freedom we have is amazing, liberating, and the possibilities seem endless.

Watch this space.

"A true traveller has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving"
Lao Tzu
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And this one's for Logan, and my niece Dianne.

A travel blog entry by inge.thornton

November's not been a great month, to say the least. On 11th November, my youngest niece Dianne lost the baby - Logan - that she'd been so looking forward to welcoming in to the world, on the day he was due to be born. I don't think any words can adequately express how sorry I feel for her and her partner. So here's to baby Logan, who never quite made ...