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  • Settling in... It’s been about 24 hours since I have arrived in Leeds. To my pleasant surprise, someone was at the Leeds Bradford Airport to pick me up! He was a very nice (and handsome, but shhh) guy named Joe from Leeds Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 18, 2009
  • Oh Yeah! Oh Yeah! Oh Yeah! … Oh Yeah. This Town Crier in the historic City of Wells, Somerset, is carrying on a tradition which has been unbroken for 700 years. Wells was already an ancient city in the 1300’s wh Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Sep 18, 2009
  • London day 2 So today Kaitlyn and I had another eventful day. We started by taking the tube to the London Bridge stop. We walked over it...it was really nothing special. We then walked to the tour of London which was really interesting...there Posted by erincadden in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 17, 2009
  • Under a Spreading Chestnut Tree ... Under a Spreading Chestnut Tree … The sun’s shining and it’s conker time here in the southwest of England. Now … if you’re saying, “What on earth is a conker?” you are obviously not an old Brit. In our first couple Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Sep 17, 2009
  • It's the final countdown! Aaaaargh!!!! The big trip is just around the corner. The final items are being bought, the last 'to do's' on the list are being ticked off, and the final goodbyes are being uttered. I still can't quite believe that I'm Posted by Anna Rowl in My Travels... | Sep 16, 2009
  • I am in London baby! I have also made it safely across the ocean to London with a quick layover and some Irish coffee in Dublin first. Kaitlyn and I got into London around 11:30 (5:30 our time)! We spent Posted by erincadden in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 16, 2009
  • Strolling the Cliffs of Cornwall We peer into the narrow lane between our cottage and the dozen seemingly built on the same piece of land. Sunshine – a perfect reason to test the South-West Coastal Path that runs across our harbour and every other Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Sep 16, 2009
  • On the Lookout for Pirates Sheer cliffs, tiny sheltered harbours with secret caves, and wild seas with hidden reefs - the perfect home for those pirates of Penzance. We are on the search for pirates in the deep darkest reaches of Cornwall, searching every fishing village Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Sep 16, 2009
  • The Queen awaits... In about 6 hours, I will either be leaving my house for the airport, or I will most likely be there. I figured I would write a little something before I left, to do a mind-dump, if you will. Every Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 16, 2009
  • I can stand under my own umbrella - ella - eh - eh - eh - eh Round about lunch time today, I left my flat. Recently, leaving the flat has been a rare occurrence, at least for something other than going to the local Sainsbury’s or the News Agent to pick up the day’s issue Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 15, 2009
  • Departure (D) Day Woke up late from a slumber, the best all weekend. Emma, Kate and myself were still countins Z's when we were supposed to be setting off. Only a call from Aaron woke us and sent the 3 of us into Posted by jayflook in RTW 2009/10 | Sep 1, 2009
  • Pre-1995 background I have always liked the idea of travel. At the age of 17 I went to the International Scout Chalet at Kandersteg, Switzerland and during National Service in the RAF I took many chances to travel for weekends from the Posted by davidx in Mainly post-1995 travels | Sep 13, 2009
  • ECS Summer Camp (photos to follow when I can be bothered). Since November 2008 I hadn't worked a day due to some yummy money I earned in Korea. It's now September 2009 and the only work I have done this year is a Posted by Follow Me in Out Of England | Sep 9, 2009
  • Coast to Coast Above is the route I chose after much umm-ing and err-ing. I really wanted to cycle Lands End to John O'Groats (E2E) but with New Zealand coming up and my dodgy knee I didn't have the money nor t Posted by Follow Me in Out Of England | Sep 9, 2009
  • Climbing the Dartmoor The sweat pours down my face, dripping onto the muddy track. My breathless huffing and puffing scares the bird life. Still only half way up the Lustleigh Cleave (read cliff) and another hours’ climb to reach the top. [img=http://photos.traveller Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Sep 9, 2009
  • The Lustleigh President’s Eleven The church bell rings eleven and a few of the players wander out to the field, still a bit worse for wear after a big Friday night in The Cleave – our local. Its Lustleigh verses the Lustleigh President’s Eleven and Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Sep 9, 2009
  • The Iron Horse “When I hear the Iron Horse make the hills echo with his snort like thunder, shaking the earth with his feet, and breathing fire and smoke from his nostrils it seems as if the earth has sent a race now Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Sep 9, 2009
  • IF ONLY... If only obtaining a travel visa was as easy as obtaining a Visa credit card, life would be much simpler. The credit card companies will basically stalk you, begging you to get one. The embassies, on the other hand, will Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 8, 2009
  • What I Have Seen I spent the better part of 2006 working in Rutherford, New Jersey, just the other side of Lincoln Tunnel from New York City. Right outside the hotel I was staying at was NJ Transit bus route that, in only Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 8, 2009
  • London Baby! London was cool. I really liked the narrow streets and the mix of old and new architecture (they have some great historic buildings as we all know, but also some very impressive and cool modern architecture, including their obligatory Posted by mjzaugg in Where in the World is Mike Z? | Sep 7, 2009
  • London baby! Reiseblogg : torsdag.3.september Vi reiste fra Vigra tidlig mandag morgen (31.aug) spent og klar for "den store reisen" som skal vare i hele 65 dager <3 [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.co Posted by nmyklebust in Susanne og Nils sin reiseblogg | Sep 5, 2009
  • The Pre-Packing Jitters It is officially September 1st, 2009, which means that I have 15 days before I leave for England. Two weeks, one day. I know that I will be fine once I settle in. I consider myself to be fairly independent, Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 1, 2009
  • Coming home, closing brackets I loved flying over the green patchwork of southern England, through fluffy white clouds, then circling over a London bathed in early afternoon sunshine, cruising above the Thames from East to West seeing London laid out like a map - Posted by markp in Pulsford in Parentheses | Aug 31, 2009
  • Week 21: London London (once again pics to come - thanks mark!) The Motherland! Well what can you say about London other than it seems to be full of all the members of the former/current colonies! Everywhere you go, if someone isn’t a Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Aug 28, 2009
  • I’ve Become Boring... and I Love It The last day of July was my last day up in Birmingham, and after returning from Toronto, I have been working on developing some internal systems training for my company, which has me working at home most days, but with Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Aug 28, 2009
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