Travel Inn in Liverpool

... . The driving was great, but wow, the roads are so busy, and there were particularly lots trucks and semis on the road. Liverpool was, well different from the rest of the country. You could definitely see there is lots of poverty in the city. It was ...

... drizzle for dessert, and of course hot tea.  We travel through Lancaster, Preston and Wigan and then change trains for Liverpool.  Back with the peasants! Arrival in Liverpool is very pleasant with the bus driver giving us the "tourist rate", ...

When I checked into Liverpool's International Inn, it was not only the first time I had to pay for accommodation in more than a month, it would also be the last time I'd have to pay for it. And my final hostel stay would allow me to rediscover both the ...

... , wireless internet, luggage storage, room service, conference facilities and free undercover parking. Quality Inn Collegiate Wanganuihttp://www.collegiatemotorinn.co.nz/122 Liverpool St, Wanganui, 4500, New Zealand06-3458309collegiate.motorinn@xtra.co.nz ...

... here, the trees are surprisingly short, and I kept thinking he would feel like a giant here. Headed toward Halifax via Liverpool, known as the Port of the Privateers.  Liverpool was celebrating "Privateer Days".  Basically they were government ...

... maps and looked at the time available and decided to cut out the diversion round the Stourbridge Canal and Birmingham, preferring to travel slowly rather than be under pressure. Wed 19th August A very warm day. A gentle cruise for three miles into ...

... showed everyone the new pill medication she was on that must be taken at 8:55m every night. There are no secrets here and Liverpool certainly has a much better vibe then Manchester and is a much more picturesque city.  The next day I went to the old ...

... ; The Google map showed part of the route was on Liverpool Street but on the other side of the bridge we were looking for Liverpool Road.  Yes those clever British, two roads with almost the same name, not connected in any way, and no visible street ...

... us over to join them. They spoke a little English between them, but what became obvious was that they were a table of absolute Liverpool FC fanatics. It was funny – they were so enthusiastic to talk football with an English guy. We drank whisky with ...

... us out on his boat the next morning Tuna fishing,and wed get to see the Dolphins without chasing them down too.Watched the Liverpool match at night in one of the local bars,really quiet place got talking to 2 dutch girls but absolutely no one else around ...

... morning in the Aquarium!! We then headed home and Tamlyn came round and we had some beers with him and Nadia and John. The Newcastle Liverpool came on live at about 11.30 so we stayed up and watched the game before hitting the sack. Well that is it for ...

... the house get...") and half hour later all dancing n ting all listening to different tunes on different pods. Went out, watched liverpool lose. Met Conner the Irishman sitting near us - in his Everton shirt (!?!) left there n went to Silver Sands Bar ...

... , but it got all sleazy and x-rated after a 5 minute walk. So a pass! Anyways, planned and booked accommodation to Manchester, Liverpool and York so at least that was productive. Also typed about about 6 days worth of this travel diary so yeh. AND ...

... that we might actually be able to answer some of the questions. They in toe pulled a few more new friends (a Dutch man and a Liverpool dude) and tense we thought we might have a chance at actually winning this thing..... How wrong we were, I mean what ...

... inspection realised it was the wrong uniform and looked nothing like him. Thursday morning I sat through a predictable 0-0 draw between Liverpool and Chelsea, nothing I saw worried me two much but still not time to start dreaming. And then we high ...

... there were big locks at the end of this arm, which allowed traffic and goods to go onto the Mersey River and across to Liverpool.  This linked Manchester and Liverpool in the late 1700’s. However, these locks have been out of use for many, many ...

So on to Merry England! H breezed through customs at Liverpool with his UK passport while I waited for ages to be processed, rather annoying after our 'plane had been delayed about an hour in Paris, and they had left us standing in a stuffy bus on the ...

... so it makes an interesting contrast. Thankfully the newer side of town had a "Guiness pub" so that we could catch the Liverpool game (or should I say sadly, as Liverpool were not winners that game). We met some really cool people in Sarajevo, which ...