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A Travel Blog entry by mesdale from Padstow, United Kingdom
Well, we've been to Padstow many, many times, but this trip- December 1996 - was when we completed on Eight Bells and it became our ...
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Jingle Bells
A Travel Blog entry by grumpytraveller from Singapore, Singapore
... and having a quick explore of my local area (near Bugis Junction MRT), I called my cousin. We haven't actually seen each other for eight years, (since the first time I was in Singapore with my ex-wife) but he just picked up like we'd only seen each other ...
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Strand (zonder walvissen)
A Travel Blog entry by africakids from Mossel Bay, Western Cape, South Africa
Vanmorgen genoten van het verassende zicht op ons terras (waren in het donker aangekomen gisterenavond). Daarna voor ontbijt naar het hoofdgebouw getrokken waar onze kinderen prompt ge-entertained werden door één van de twee lokale poezen. Victor ...
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Met de vlam in de pijp naar Robinson Pass
A Travel Blog entry by africakids from Cape Agulhas, Western Cape, South Africa
Hallo iedereen, Vanmorgen was de tafelberg voor het eerst goed zichtbaar vanop ons terras in Kaapstad, dus hebben we er meteen in alle vroegte een fotooke van getrokken. Nu we geen tijd hebben om een bezoekje te brengen er bovenop zou het wel kunnen. ...
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The detox!
A Travel Blog entry by paulfeeney from Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... next day. I booked a trip to the waterfall's that i had missed and an elephant trek first thing in the morning. Eight bells my mini van picked me up. There was only two other couples on the trip with me, a German set from Frankfurt and ...
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City Tour
A Travel Blog entry by kayyendole from Perth, Western Australia, Australia
... how the older traditional buildings were overshadowed. We arrived at Barrack Street Jetty by the Swan Bell Tower, which incorporates the eight bells taken from St. Martin in the Fields church in London.Great river trip down the Swan River to Freemantle ...
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FINALLY!
A Travel Blog entry by bmbrush from Bogota, Colombia
... tired, hungry, and thirsty! There just so happened to be an English pub across the street (yes, I said English pub) called The Eight Bells. Of course at that hour, pretty much all of the kitchens are closed in the restaurants here, but the owner was nice ...
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Weekend at the Cotswolds
A Travel Blog entry by trchristian from Chipping Campden, England, United Kingdom
... but buy a variety of cheeses we ate later on for pre dinner drinks. We made our way into Chipping Campden for dinner at The Eight Bells. The atmosphere for so quaint, real country pub style and the service was fantastic. Mick and I both had a ...
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Gates of Glory: Churches and Chops
A Travel Blog entry by lesmisrulz from London, England, United Kingdom
... personal power. The legacy permeates even childhood games. When we came to St. Clement Danes near the Strand, the church bells rang the familiar children's rhyme and song: Oranges and lemons, Say the bells of St. Clements. Bull's eyes and ...
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Thinking Today Was Tomorrow
A Travel Blog entry by yearoftheshorts from Singapore - Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
... – you can have one, four, eight, sixteen and so on – something I was unaware of. The Singapore tower has eight, but the bells in the tower ring louder than the building can handle, shaking it to the very foundations. To compensate this, every ...
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Day of the rat
A Travel Blog entry by rofo from Yangon, Myanmar
... Shwedagon was actually reconstruction following disastrous earthquakes. During the 17th century the pagoda suffered earthquake damage on at least eight occasions. A particularly bad quake in 1786 brought the entire top half of the pagoda to the ground and ...
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Varanasi, city of the dead, Khajuraho and Orchha
A Travel Blog entry by jeroen from Varanasi, India
... construction), but with Hindu-shaped towers. Across the river, two huge ruined palaces, now partly hotel. Further downstream, a group of eight enormous cenotaphs in remembrance of the ruling family members who still had it so good. A few weeks before I ...
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Gallipoli: a bastard of a place
A Travel Blog entry by technotrekker from Gallipoli, Turkey
... ) battlefield - this rugged, craggy lump of land that claimed the lives of more than 100,000 during more than eight months of conflict, with a further 400,000 wounded. Total casualties were evenly halved between the two sides, although the Allies ...
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Well here we are again several of you dear ...
A Travel Blog entry by janice from Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
... was videotaping, and then we could hear the noon bells from the distant villages ring out. It was almost The Sound of Music. However, the bells reminded me that the cruise left the docks at 12:30 and we still had a way to go. We flew down the hills ...
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Road Trip III
A Travel Blog entry by hottubtour from Adelaide, Australia
... than you could shake a stick at. Ice creams and then on the road again, destination, 'The Twelve Apostles'. I think we counted eight and you could see the bases of a couple that had long since fallen into the sea. They are huge Limestone stacks ...
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Cork, Ireland - Eire's Second City
A Travel Blog entry by cessna152 from Cork, County Cork, Ireland
... to climb. To get to the viewing platform we had to squeeze over some rafters into a cramped opening, whilst carefully avoiding the bells. We managed this successfully and could now stand up to appreciate the view below. The wind and drizzle cut short our ...
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Musings of an Idle Mind
A Travel Blog entry by cnickerson from Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland
... we hear French, German, English, Hungarian, and Italian. On others I’ve heard Portugese and various other versions of English. Bells: you can’t get away from bells. The cathedral up the street lets us know the time in 15 minute intervals. The ...
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Two days in the gorgeous city of Corcaigh
A Travel Blog entry by nicolaglynn from Cork, County Cork, Ireland
... barely looked at our passports and we were on the other side ready to face the Irish! We hopped on to a Citylink bus for eight euros return and the lovely bus driver asked us which hostel we were heading to and told us he’d let us know when ...
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SAWADEE FROM THAILAND
A Travel Blog entry by dancoughlin from Krabi, Thailand
... due an earlier downpour. A chap on a moped screeched to a halt in front of us and introduced himself as Kurt. Alarm bells started ringing and it soon became apparent that he was selling timeshare apartments. He gave us each a scratchcard - Dan didn't ...
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The Great Ocean Road
A Travel Blog entry by paulandciara from Port Campbell, Australia
... . A number have fallen over entirely as waves continually erode their bases. A 50-metre tall Apostle collapsed on July 3, 2005, leaving eight. The rate of erosion at the base of the limestone pillars is approximately 2 cm per year. The Great Ocean road ...
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Eight Bells
Church Street, , Chipping Campden, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom
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If you happen to find yourself in England's historic and charming Cotswolds, visit this delightful inn and pub, which also serves great food.


