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... was Ali's first port of call!) Plus – the most exciting part of all was the fact we were staying in a lovely clean Novotel hotel, thanks to Ali contacting an old Accor colleague from the UK (If there are still any Accor people reading this blog, we ...

... until two hours before departure, we sat in a small café nursing a coffee for as long as possible while doing homework and reading. Sarah became quite distressed in the café as upon turning the camera on to edit some video for the blog, it inexplicably ...

... This was probably the most nerve racking of crossings yet as the Chinese officials checked carriages and luggage thoroughly - even reading people's books to make sure they weren't importing any anti-Chinese or free Tibet literature. Temperatures were ...

... up early and went to enjoy the fabulous beach we are on as I know we only have another couple of days!  I just lay reading my book enjoying the peaceful start to the day and wished I could bottle the place as it is really special.  Oliver had a ...

... again it was time well spent! Trains/ Buses:  the bus and train systems are very friendly and easy to use.  reading in Germna can be a little intimidating but.............. worth the effort. In all we had a fabulous time in Berlin!  Kiran ...

... improve on. Back to the hostel and spent a good hour on skype running through wedding preparations, well Charlotte did, Rich decided reading would be more productive (but he did help lots!). Had some yummy food and Rich promised to help his waiter friend ...

... we got back it was mid afternoon and the weather was still shite, so the rest of the day was spent milling around the cabin reading and relaxing, the board games were rolled out again and we generally did bugger all. After dinner I didn't really feel like ...

... They were a cute young couple and I got to practice my French. Great Success. We spent most of the afternoon on the train reading (I went through the one Manga book I had, Full Metal Alchemist, and part of Le Petit Prince), playing cards (be they digital ...

... in Budapest, Hungary.  She has a very good handle on the English language, but still has a strong accent.  If you are reading this Bogi, I apologize.   I am not making fun of you, for we all love you very much, but I enjoy hearing the ...

Saturday 25 September, 10.59pm, Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport So when you arrive at a lot of these ASEAN countries, they tend to give UK passport holders a 30 day entry visa. Vietnam is the only one you have to buy in advance, and the majority of ...

... in to a really modern looking city. We arrived late so we decided to stay in a plush hotel for a couple of nights at the Novotel. The place was pretty swanky and that night we had a few beers down in the hotel bar that sold HoeGaarden my favourite beer. ...

... and the village of Changi. The museum was very moving and quite confronting. It was also surprisingly inspirational when reading of the prisoners’ fortitude during the occupation, and the atrocities that they overcame with such good humour and ...

... ! We even landed and took off again in Bangladesh and I didn't wake up! Oliver passed the time by watching the new Sherlock Homes film and reading more of his book Into Thin Air! He now wants to summit Everest! I knew it wasn't a good idea for him to be ...

... not really the point of staying in a nice hotel. The rest of the day was spent on the beach, enjoying the sun and reading and then hanging out by the hotel pool before heading out for the evening and finding a nice seafood restaurant for dinner (a ...

... know where it is, but this one didn’t. I showed him the map to make sure he understood, and he pulled out some reading glasses held together entirely by elastic bands. I said it was close to the MBK shopping centre and he seemed to understand that, ...