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Mon, 25 Jul 2011 | By rachthe1st | Photo Gallery
A series of canals with charming houses and boats parked next to them.
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Sun, 24 Jul 2011 | By tara_and_paul_go_travelling | Views [492]
Yep we are falling behind a bit but this is not due to us being lazy but more because of that fact that it is light until freaking 10pm. By the time we stop doing stuff it is just about time for bed. Anyhow we will try and get stuff back on track from ... Read more >
Sun, 24 Jul 2011 | By rachthe1st | Photo Gallery
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Fri, 22 Jul 2011 | By vagabonds | Views [1287]
I confess ignorance on many fronts. My misconceptions about things British are the most recent
example. Take “Britain” for
instance. I believed that Britain,
England and the United Kingdom were interchangeable. England, I have since ... Read more >
Fri, 22 Jul 2011 | By piratesontour | Views [295]
FRIDAY 22nd JULY Good morning all weather dull and overcast.All packed up and ready for the off,after last minute shopping in the town would you believe it the heavens have opened just our luck.Went into town no where open !typical!back to the van filled ... Read more >
Wed, 20 Jul 2011 | By vagabonds | Views [2488]
With all of the Roman, Saxon, Norman, and Medieval castles,
priories, abbeys and such (which a friend annoyingly refers to as "rubble") we sometimes forget that England was the birthplace
of the Industrial Revolution. The
first mills ... Read more >
Tue, 19 Jul 2011 | By jimboandjanet | Views [314]
Friday 24 th – Tuesday 28 th June - UK to Wales
11:02:56 Friday 24 June - we took delivery of Kevin11, our
brand-new baby caravan. Weighing in at a
grand 1750kg and 7.78m we can now confirm that all his biological systems
function ... Read more >
Tue, 19 Jul 2011 | By tara_and_paul_go_travelling | Views [636]
Righto, as Paul mentions, we've been burning the candle from both ends rather a lot. This has only been sustainable at times with strategically placed nana naps in the late afternoon (but don't tell anyone!!!). Caught the Eurostar from Paris to London, ... Read more >
Tue, 19 Jul 2011 | By lauren-farr | Views [308]
oh my goodness, I admit to having read 5 of 7 books with the intentions of reading the last 2, they're good, i enjoyed them, i did however think that the movies were a bit dorky. that is until walkabout staff had a 3 day harry potter marathon in build ... Read more >
Tue, 19 Jul 2011 | By vagabonds | Views [1311]
Richard Goldsmith was the first person we met at the Kinyara Sugar
Works near Masindi, and it wasn’t long before his girlfriend, Kara March, had
volunteered to help us with our program.
This was back in 2006 when we were volunteers with the ... Read more >
Tue, 19 Jul 2011 | By rachthe1st | Views [548]
This week I ate, slept and in between watched a whole heap of movies. The end. Haha! So easily one week of my life can be dismissed because that’s the way I want to remember it. I could start being philosophical again, as I tend to become when I have ... Read more >
Sun, 17 Jul 2011 | By lillywanders | Views [418] | Comments [1]
I am leaving the UK in precisely 7 days. That's 168 hours or 10080 minutes. Now, as I will be sleeping for a good chunk of that time (56 hours or so) and at school for another substantial chunk, I decided this weekend was the weekend of Being Organised.... Read more >
Sat, 16 Jul 2011 | By lauren-farr | Views [303]
so we may not be experts at creating cocktails but we sure are at drinking them. cruising through greece proved the most lemon, banana and strawberry daquaris consumption known to man (an al inclusive drinks package helped) before leaving leeds Massey's ... Read more >
Thu, 14 Jul 2011 | By vagabonds | Views [1589]
In medieval England, before Henry VIII, when being Christian meant
being Catholic, nearly every town had an abbey or a priory. No matter to which
order the monks belonged – Cistercian, Cluniac, or other; black, white or gray
– they followed the ... Read more >
Mon, 11 Jul 2011 | By vagabonds | Views [1014]
There are castles . . . and there are castles!
Tintagel has its King Arthur myth, thanks to Geoffrey of
Monmouth. Berry Pomeroy is haunted
by not one, but two, ghosts. The
story of Farliegh Hungerford is one of intrigue, murder ... Read more >
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