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Wed, 13 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [257]
Day 42, time to pack up for the last time, to re-aquaint ourselves with our big bags, and all those superfluous things in the cupboard we found we did not need after all, (which were left at Ed's where we were lucky enough to have a palatial dressing ... Read more >
Tue, 12 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [374] | Comments [1]
The daily free lunchtime concert at St Martin in the Fields sounded a good idea to ease us into a proposed Proms musical finale to end our adventure. Expecting a concert of Beethoven and Ravel on the piano, we were surprised to see on our arrival an ... Read more >
Tue, 12 Aug 2014 | By kakimono | Views [375]
Once we were off the plane, we were brought through lines at an airport which were long, but otherwise painless. Than we were left on our own to find our luggage (there was a conveyor belt, but it was being ignored in favor of two guys bringing over ... Read more >
Tags: coffee, drinks, fringe, hilton
Tue, 12 Aug 2014 | By irenecabay | Views [395]
Loch Ness
As we were filling the car with petrol the next day, Irene made comment to the attendant about the nicer weather. He told us that Hurricane Bertha had finally moved on. Hurricane Bertha!? No wonder the weather was so windy and rainy! ... Read more >
Mon, 11 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [351]
This was catch our breath day - washing, blogging, writing postcards etc. After lunch we took the bus and tube to Oxford Circus (door to door 20 minutes), where Richard reluctantly succumbed to some retail therapy, actually, buying presents. In the evening, ... Read more >
Mon, 11 Aug 2014 | By kakimono | Views [529] | Comments [1]
At 2:00, our taxi driver came to pick us up. He was pretty friendly, talking about his family and his favorite highways. (He's the first person I've met who's had a favorite highway, as far as I'm aware.) He was also much more interesting than Waverley, ... Read more >
Tags: airplanes, airports, boredom, taxi, waverley
Sun, 10 Aug 2014 | By moresbbb | Views [861]
This year’s summer here in the UK has found me considering questions of identity, challenging “facts” about myself and where I belong, as well as taking advantage of a few opportune moments along the way to fall back on my Australian ... Read more >
Tags: australia, bastards, heatwave, pick and mix, spiders, uk
Sun, 10 Aug 2014 | By jesullivan94 | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 10 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [288]
A Milner/Jarvis family reunion midway between Yorkshire, Cheshire and London was planned for this Sunday lunch. Sue and Graham drove us there through an incredible tropical rain event (blown over from the US!), then we continued on to London with Ed ... Read more >
Sun, 10 Aug 2014 | By irenecabay | Views [291]
The next day was very windy and driving rain. We decided it was a good day to tour the distilleries. We started with Glenfiddich, as it was the closest to town.
The Glenfiddich was founded in 1886 by William Grant. He had ... Read more >
Sun, 10 Aug 2014 | By irenecabay | Views [304]
Perth Highland Games
The following day we headed for Perth, and the real highland games. This time the road was a proper road – complete with lines down the middle! Wow! We made the drive in good time and didn't even get lost.... Read more >
Sat, 9 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [273]
Sue and Graham took us on a day trip to the Dales where, by special request, we had lunch with the locals at the Red Lion, a very special honeymoon stop for Richard and I, just 2 days after our wedding. It has not changed much since our stay in 1969, ... Read more >
Sat, 9 Aug 2014 | By irenecabay | Views [269]
Tarland Agricultural Fair
Even though Glo had printed off a map and even though Pearl gave us verbal directions to get to Tarland, we got terribly lost. It was supposed to be easy. Turn right at the edge of town, go toward Huntley, ... Read more >
Fri, 8 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [397]
Right next door to Scampston Hall is a bakery which is a must visit if you ever happen to be in the area. The baker is an amazing woman in her 40s who lives with her husband and family in an old house on site where she has converted the old stables into ... Read more >
Fri, 8 Aug 2014 | By joanimil | Views [349]
We set off in a shower of rain which soon passed away and the weather stayed fine for the whole of our visit until the journey home.
The garden has a high brick wall and is divided by formal high box and ewe hedges into long rectangular beds, with ... Read more >
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