Le Bristol Hotel

... . Je visite la vieille ville en quelques minutes puis on va prendre l'autobus qui va nous mener au pont suspendu de Clifton, le symbole de Bristol. Nous n'étions pas certaines de vouloir y aller, mais ne pas le faire aurait été une très grosse erreur. ...

... Aires. We arrived safely but very tired (12 hours flying time) - and was met by "Sol' our travel guide, getting us to the Bristol Hotel on the main drag (9 july) showing us and explaining things along the way - about a 20 minute drive to the city centre ...

... . The English weather was not summery at all at these times though I thought it was summer, just saying. We flew from Bristol International Airport, about 30mins from Bath. It was a bitterly cold morning when we left the Bristol Airport and the warmth of ...

... Roger, notre Mike Gaver : celui-ci emprunte un fil de fer sur un tracteur à proximité  (sans laisser de bristol au propriétaire, car le dit fil de fer permettait de maintenir le réservoir) et solidifie la pièce. Enfin nous pouvons partir et ...

... other Roman built buildings.    We also visited the café Van Gogh used as inspiration for his famous painting “Le Café, le soir” and we visited the insane asylum where Van Gogh spent time after cutting off his ear.  It was ...

... remember his name, so if anyone could help out that would be great – let's call them the Brizzles for now since they are from Bristol). They were staying in Berlin, as were the Cheeky Girls & the Pink(less) One, so we told them to join us for a ...

... 's drôle. On en voit encore des marques aujourd'hui. Parallèlement, Chester était un des ports les plus importants avec Bristol. Vraiment, cette ville m'a totalement surprise. Elle a su se renouveler au fil des siècles selon ce qui se passait. ...

... , the day finally came. Friday, 9th September 2011 was the first day of our trip around the world. Quite a long day though, we left Bristol at 8am and arrived in Delhi at 3:30am the following day (20h journey). But in New Delhi it was not time to sleep, ...

... , a nice time was spent here, generally eating, drinking and being merry, particularly in the company of Paul, SJ, Debs, Hussey, Bristol Ross and Matt...there was even beer on sale inside the ground. A quirk that was developing with the food and drink ...

... with a French guy who had lived in Nepal for some time. On board I sat next to a very nice Italian chap who now lives in Bristol. We chatted most of the way back, he did the trek to base camp with full pack - five of them did it without porters and I ...

... later and then found a street bar where we met up with two lads.  Niall from Monaghan and Luke from Bristol!  The bar men were playing music from youtube and we discovered that they have an obsession for Westlife in ...