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Thu, 28 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [1087]
Off to Windsor again today. We had been on our first full day in the UK, way back when, but hadn't actually had a tour of the Castle. We drove to the town, which is only 45 minutes away from Jean and Chris's, and started off with a wander around the ... Read more >
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 | By wandering_jess | Views [684]
I have always been a fan of history, its a known fact I am quite the history geek. All things tudor in particular. Of course I have had a long love affair with world war 2, world war 1, the black plague, mediveal periods and etc.. but the tudors.. thats ... Read more >
Thu, 28 Aug 2008 | By jess_dan | Views [641] | Comments [5]
Dear all, Just a little note to let you know of our happenings… Tash left us today, she is travelling with a Canadian friend for 10 days and then going home to work and for Christmas and will head back to Europe in febuary..so we will catch up with ... Read more >
Wed, 27 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [805]
Today we opted for a foray into London, partly because we had to complete some forms with The London Baggage Company, through which we were sending a large bag of personal effects back home, by sea, and partly because we had Things to Do! We duly presented ... Read more >
Wed, 27 Aug 2008 | By lockers | Views [428]
Ckick, snap, a moment is captured, But is reality reflected or is it just fractured? You're intrigued and curious about the culture, But is dignity maintained when you snap like a vulture? La fotografia. Chaotic traffic, ladies cooking in the ... Read more >
Wed, 27 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Photo Gallery
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Wed, 27 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [628]
A welcome lay-day yesterday - we haven't had many of those! Just did a bit of shopping in the morning then, in the afternoon Jean and I played a few board games with Alex whilst Ron and Chris went for a long walk, followed by a drink in the local pub.... Read more >
Wed, 27 Aug 2008 | By wandering_jess | Views [808]
When I first heard of notting hill carnival I thought why not? that sounds like fun, another little adventure to tick off my list and seeing as I wasn't going away for the long weekend bank holiday I thought it would make for a nice little highlight ... Read more >
Tue, 26 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [696]
Today was a Public Holiday and so we decided to take Sam and Stacey to the Cotswolds for the day. Obviously, we hit a snag! About 15 minutes into our journey it was dead slow and stop – with the traffic ahead of us at a standstill. We assumed ... Read more >
Tue, 26 Aug 2008 | By aprillabbe | Views [739]
Well it's finally over, hard to believe really, I managed to fit in time to add the pictures from the end of our central america stint while we were in the states but since making back to the western world life has been real busy so I haven't had a chance ... Read more >
Tue, 26 Aug 2008 | By the_koetsys | Views [512] | Comments [4]
A midnight takeoff for the trip of a lifetime is not to be recommended. Nobody slept between Melbourne & Singapore and when we arrived there were three very tired souls. After some family disputes that centered around whether we could leave the ... Read more >
Mon, 25 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 24 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [834]
D-day - or Au Revoir day. We had persuaded Allan and Dot to go to their car boot sale and so we got up early to say goodbye. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be but, nevertheless, several tears were shed! After they had gone, we got our things ... Read more >
Sat, 23 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Views [393]
Today we were off to the Great Homer Street market - a huge affair in Liverpool. After we had our fill we went down to the Pierhead to buy our tickets for a cruise on the Mersey. Prior to the cruise, we had a look at an art exhibition in the Liver Building ... Read more >
Sat, 23 Aug 2008 | By ronsan | Photo Gallery
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![South St & 4th St. South: Jim’s Steak.
Along with the fifty other people standing outside I waited 45 minutes to enter the insanely famous Philly cheese steak establishment. Soon enough I realized that there were another fifty people waiting on the inside. This is outside looking in through the South street window at Jim’s Steak “… since 1939!” Patrons wide eyed and slack jawed stare as another massive side of beef is laid by the man at the beginning of one cheese steaks journey. Right to left the meat is fried gradually on the massive cooktop. Orders are taken, meat and bread come together, condiments are place and beverages are ordered. The staff is a very serious faced group until words are exchanged and slick jokes are offered. The whole experience is a great showing.
: by mikephang, Views[1198]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/mikephang/39437/Cheese_Steak_Run_04_medium.jpg "South St & 4th St. South: Jim’s Steak.
Along with the fifty other people standing outside I waited 45 minutes to enter the insanely famous Philly cheese steak establishment. Soon enough I realized that there were another fifty people waiting on the inside. This is outside looking in through the South street window at Jim’s Steak “… since 1939!” Patrons wide eyed and slack jawed stare as another massive side of beef is laid by the man at the beginning of one cheese steaks journey. Right to left the meat is fried gradually on the massive cooktop. Orders are taken, meat and bread come together, condiments are place and beverages are ordered. The staff is a very serious faced group until words are exchanged and slick jokes are offered. The whole experience is a great showing.
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South St & 4th St. South: Jim’s Steak.
Along with the fifty other people standing outside I waited 45 minutes to enter the insanely famous Philly cheese steak establishment. Soon enough I realized that there were another fifty people waiting on the inside. This is outside looking in through the South street window at Jim’s Steak “… since 1939!” Patrons wide eyed and slack jawed stare as another massive side of beef is laid by the man at the beginning of one cheese steaks journey. Right to left the meat is fried gradually on the massive cooktop. Orders are taken, meat and bread come together, condiments are place and beverages are ordered. The staff is a very serious faced group until words are exchanged and slick jokes are offered. The whole experience is a great showing.
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