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Thu, 21 Aug 2008 | By john_hockley | Views [471] | Comments [1]
Hi everyone - I am still out here in the woods (though right now I am sat in a library in Salisbury, Connecticutt). I will have to make this a short entry as it is now 2.30 in the afternoon and I haven't started hiking yet (obviously)! Usually I am much ... Read more >
Wed, 20 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [342]
One of Allan and Dot's favourite hobbies is buying and selling at markets and car boot sales and Allan has an arrangement with his employer not to work on Wednesdays, when he runs his stall in Widnes Market. Today, we went with Dot to see the stall in ... Read more >
Wed, 20 Aug 2008 | By nemokitty | Photo Gallery
Bopping around the English countryside at high speed in a hire car!
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Wed, 20 Aug 2008 | By nemokitty | Photo Gallery
Our first day out and about in London
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Wed, 20 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Photo Gallery
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Tue, 19 Aug 2008 | By melissad | Photo Gallery
crazyness in Scotsland
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Tue, 19 Aug 2008 | By davengreer | Views [405] | Comments [16]
Hi Guys I hope you will be able to add to this journey to keep all your loved ones updated. You will probably be too busy to write but anyway here I am sending you a short note to say Bonjour as you will be in France tomorrow Aussie time. Take care.... Read more >
Tue, 19 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [346]
We weren't able to go to church on Sunday morning as Ron had some sort of tummy bug. Thankfully he felt better in the afternoon so we went with Allan and Dot to Blackpool, a holiday town on the north-west coast. Sadly, with the advent of cheap airfares, ... Read more >
Tue, 19 Aug 2008 | By melissad | Views [770]
Ahh the Edinburgh Festy, the smells, the sounds and the beggars! I turned up in Edinburgh for the opening of the festy. So many people, so much to see, so many to do... whoops! did i say that? Anyway one of the best things about the beginning of the ... Read more >
Sun, 17 Aug 2008 | By rachel_and_daniel | Views [3826]
A Little time a go the interns and volunteers at Rancho Mastatal had a day off to go to the hot springs and waterfall at the nearby village of San Miguel. The plan was to go down to the hot springs and then traverse the Rio Negro downstream to ... Read more >
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Sat, 16 Aug 2008 | By matt_and_mercaders | Views [594]
This blog entry is a place to recall some of the awesome food we've had since going on our travels. Some are there to reminisce about others so we can attempt to replicate when we get home. Note: I'm a kiev and beans kind of man so you'll ... Read more >
Sat, 16 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [513]
On Friday, after a leisurely morning with Dot, we set off for the Wirral in Cheshire, to visit our dear friend Chris. We had seen her a while back but as it was too soon to say farewell, we returned for an overnight stay. On the way to Chris's, we had ... Read more >
Fri, 15 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Photo Gallery
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Thu, 14 Aug 2008 | By colin_and_lou | Views [468]
Yes the time has come . All packed and ready for the off .. 1st Flight out of Heathrow Friday PM .. Landing in Montrial at about 8pm their time ... Thanks to all that have helped us get to this stage .. Thanks to my Mum , Lou's Mum , Lou's nan and ... Read more >
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Mel surrounded by pigeons at Trafalgar Square. The National Gallery is to my left and St Martin's is in the background.
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![One of the most important and historic buildings in Dublin, which holds a deep personal significance for me....The Old Jameson Distillery! Yay! The distinguished John Jameson actually built this building and started making Jameson here before Captain Cook had reached Australia. That gives a bit of perpective. Went on a tour that takes you through the Jameson making process, and importantly ends with a glass on the good stuff...: by neri, Views[311]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/neri/4866/DSCF0075_medium.jpg "One of the most important and historic buildings in Dublin, which holds a deep personal significance for me....The Old Jameson Distillery! Yay! The distinguished John Jameson actually built this building and started making Jameson here before Captain Cook had reached Australia. That gives a bit of perpective. Went on a tour that takes you through the Jameson making process, and importantly ends with a glass on the good stuff...: by neri, Views[311]")
One of the most important and historic buildings in Dublin, which holds a deep personal significance for me....The Old Jameson Distillery! Yay! The distinguished John Jameson actually built this building and started making Jameson here before Captain Cook had reached Australia. That gives a bit of perpective. Went on a tour that takes you through the Jameson making process, and importantly ends with a glass on the good stuff...
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