Cedar Court

... from Friends and Family, as well as a Table quiz evening in my Church and a coffee morning at mums old place of work, Cedar Court Sheltered Dwellings (90% of which were all organised by my mum who is due great thanks) the total stands at a touch over ...

... booked me for 5 mph over the speed limit, such a nice man.... oh that's a $90 fine by the way. Will call the court house in the morning and cough up....anyway that's another first to add to our trip notes. The first speeding violation (hopefully the ...

... , Yosemite had a very high snowfall this past winter and that has resulted in a larger flow of water. Ate dinner in the food court at the Yosemite Lodge.  Parking was a nightmare and we had to park a country mile away. Traffic in the valley was ...

... 19th Century travelers, who felled compelled to add their names to the walls. The impressively constructed walls of the Great Court contain fabulous niches – which must have held the most exquisite sculptures in the past. But the best thing, there ...

... rulers held court. Slender columns rise from brick flagstones, bowed with the soles of countless feet, supporting a carved cedar ceiling over filigree plaster walls. Light filters through the keyhole windows overlooking the formal gardens and down ...

... There are flags everywhere and we learn it is because the King's wife just gave birth to a baby girl. The Supreme Court. The grand avenue from the town to the Palace (taken from the Palace) The main entrance to the Palace ...

... is at the Hanging Garden tree. This cedar is 2000 years old and 60 feet in circumfrance. It's the 4th largest western red cedar in existance. And to think what those loggers would have done to this tree. Shameful! We only say one other couple on our ...

today, i went to hampton court in the morning. it was freezing and despite wearing thick woollen jacket, i was trembling. hampton court is a very beautiful castle/ palace. it's like a tudor aged castle. it has a massive garden blooming with colourful ...

... the last tour. We set off to Hampton Court..and in a very short time we were there. The  "tour" of Hampton Court didn't involve the palace or the formal gardens..just the gardeny bits around the outside. Not terribly exciting. The toilets were ...

... Stuart who led his Confederate troopers through here in 1862 during his famed ride around McClellan. The battle of Hanover Court House was fought nearby; and the tavern served as a haven for refugees from Northern Virginia. Heritage Protection ...

... pools with a one hundred foot waterfall that ranges from a sprinkle in winter to a gushing cascade in spring), Weeping Rock, Court of Patriarchs (three peaks named after Abraham, Isaac and Jacob), the Grotto and the Narrows/Temple of Sinawava (the type ...

... your eyes busy as you wander by. There are two rope swings in front of Bo’s, beside a deck made of rotting cedar planks, with couples interlaced in hammocks and shirtless yobos hanging out of the windowless bars above. If you find yourself sitting ...

... of the past behind the giant temple gates, to listen to the haunting voices of nature that were engraved on the silent cedar trees. There was so much vibrant history encapsulated in this small town. The Statue of the Great Buddha, completed in 752 AD, ...