Tudor Lodge

... the lift. We see some areas under renovation, a 16th century sewage pump and most exciting the exterior walls of the original Tudor Hampton Court that were walled in by the later addition by Christopher Wren. The "exterior" now interior wall next to the ...

... our goodbyes we decided that today would be a slightly easier day and that we would walk to “Ye Old Smokehouse”. A famous Tudor cottage about 4km away where you can sit in the garden and have 'high tea'. After asking one of the staff at our ...

... off in Merdeka Square, where Malaysia first gained independence from us Brits, featuring an eclectic mix of Middle Eastern and Tudor architecture.  From there we headed to the rather disappointing Lake gardens, then on to the Planetarium.  This ...

... connection.  We had no luck. This got us back to West Glacier in time to catch a ranger lecture at the McDonald Lodge, a magnificent timber structure from the era of the Railroad Hotels.   We'd been plotting our Glacier Park strategy all ...

... on Jalan Pudu Lama were not of the highest standard and we had looked at several rooms before settling on the Kameleon Travellers Lodge.  The room was at least clean and had it's own dingy bathroom, but the whole place had a dark and musty atmosphere ...

... squirrels were far more fun and provided good photo ops! We arrived in Cambria and spent some time wandering around this twee Tudor style touristy town. It still retains a lovely friendly feel to it though. We checked into our hostel and found that it ...

... ; Annoyed but determined not to let this ruin our last few days in New Zealand, we found alternative lodging at the Freemans Lodge, with a proper bed for a change! Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and some 30% of the country's population live ...

... is to theme them. Nelson has two particularly fine examples of this phenomenon - there's the Knight's Lodge (or something similar) which is a mock tudor crenellated horror made of styrofoam, and the Chinese Temple (or something similar) which is ...

... Indian Governments packed up and came here from Delhi etc..everywhere are signs of 19th century england right down to the mock Tudor houses in town,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and the whole place has stunning views stretching to the Himalayas. So it has been a ...

... bubbling pools surrounded by dead and dying vegetation, it never ceases to amaze you. The Rotorua Museum was fantastic - it is a Tudor style building set in Government Gardens. In front of it are large croquet lawns, with lots of white-clad older folks ...

... flag. In the British era, the square was used as a cricket pitch, and there is still the outline of a wicket there. The mock-Tudor Royal Selangar Club on the west side of the square is an exclusive social club for the KL elite. The domes and clocktower of ...

... reaching the shores of Rotorua Lake and a few miles later the town itself. We were made very welcome at B-K’s Motor Lodge and given a comfortable large unit.  No garden tonight but a spa bath instead.  The proprietress spent a long time ...

... out, there aren’t really enough points of interest within Peth city to construct a particularly worthwhile walking tour. A mock-tudor shopping complex built in the 1930’s being one of the main attractions! Never the less our volunteer guide ...