Golden Lemon Inn

... close to the hospital which would later come in very handy.     The primary reason for visiting Amritsar is the majestic Golden temple more commonly known among the Sikh world as Harmandir Sahib, and what a truly impressive sight it is. Taking your ...

... so we sat on the veranda and enjoyed a drink before continuing our tour. We chose to have lunch at the Golden Lemon which is a lovely inn and restaurant restored on the site of the oldest estate in St. Kitts originally built by Huguenots in the 1600s. ...

... on their way.  We then chatted to a great guy on the travel desk upstairs at Smyle who helped us book all of our golden triangle train journeys online and printed all our tickets out.  This not only saved us a load of hassle it really took the ...

... . As we walked along we noticed a strange phenomena - Malaysian men seemed to be developing instant whiplash. Erin, in her flowing golden silk dress that hugged her torso and touched almost to the ground, walked passed them with no idea the stir she was ...

... , no signs.....just a number. I was soooo proud. Keep the proudness now cause later I shall stumble...doh! When I was at the Golden temple...there was a masse of teenage schoolchildren on tours. I was having fun as some of them would notice I was a ...

... place to do your detoxification.  We also had green-lipped mussels at the Mussels Inn.  Another great place to stop and eat.  Lemon and Naish drink is the MOST REFRESHING DRINK EVER.  That is my favorite drink, ...

... at Christmas! These are very intense in taste. Apples are also available, but not so good as they tend to be of the golden and red delicious sort. The Tinehir Valley, date palms and old and new villages. We have lunch at a hotel in the ...

... their 6,000 acre ranch which seems to spread over hill and dale in every direction!  It’s a gorgeous place nestled amongst golden rolling hills, with a big white stately 2-story house at the center of their kingdom, and a “family” ...

... as the sun began to rise over a Cathedral on a distant hill. The warm rays shone along the clearing giving every blade of grass a golden glow. Off in the distance we could make out another view of London. We found a nice bench next to this group of trees ...

... so big now I would need a taxi so I didn’t even think to check. Hmmmm… We stayed at a hotel called the Golden Tulip. This eight story hotel is opposite the Hilton and Days Inn, and close to Pizza Hut and Burger King. The hotel reception had a ...

... & forwards past us without saying a word. As luck (if that is indeed the correct word..) would have it there was a Golden Arches between us & the hotel so we dined on their exquisite fare rather that nasty tapas. But sh1t happens & tomorrow ...

... month-only a bicycle can make it through and sometimes even that is doubtful. So inland to 101 and stayed on it through SF and Golden Gate Bridge-been a long time since I was on that bridge. Across and a few miles later we turned onto Hwy 1 and ...

... hungry after the day long trip. The two hour journey through one of the most scenic routes was again a visual treat. In fact the Golden Line Express train runs on this route which is touted as one of the best scenic journeys. The glass windows of the ...

... gently away from the front of the building, so that standing at the back of the square (unfortunately in front of the golden arches – yes they actually have taken up residence in front of the most magnificent historical treasures of the world) one ...

... you barely know so you wouldn't feel insecure, would rather be at home pulling their pud, torturing cats, or smoking weed watching Golden Girls, while instead they get the pleasure of listening  to you  bitch and moan about being an old fuckin ...