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  • 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
  • England Hello everyone, we are both really excited about going tommorrow bit nervous but very excited. We will both miss a lot of people while we are away, however im sure everyone understands how important it is to us both to Posted by cb1314 in World Travels | Aug 27, 2009
  • Happy Anniversary, International Fliers! 90 years ago today (http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23735912-details/Up,+up+and+away...+back+to+1919/article.do), the first international, scheduled passenger air service started up, flying between London and Paris. The [url=http: Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Aug 25, 2009
  • I'm in London Still Blimey we is in London ey! It feels like I haven't left home, there are more foreigners here than Melbourne! We're having a fantastic time... viewed monument after monument yesterday (thanks to our tour guide Lenny) and spent a fair Posted by jana_zulic in EUROPE | Aug 22, 2009
  • Just call me Miss Tourist USA Last night I heard doors opening and closing and since I had barely seen another soul in the hostel, I thought the building might be haunted. I managed to get to bed around 10, but woke up at 11 and Posted by tjolson_mn in Four Countries in 13 Days... | Aug 20, 2009
  • Country #3 has arrived Holy cow, I'm in London. I managed to get on the correct train from the airport and catch the correct tube line to the closest tube stop from my hostel, the LSE Passfield Hall. It's like an old dormatory. Actually, Posted by tjolson_mn in Four Countries in 13 Days... | Aug 19, 2009
  • Albert Hall Comes Alive “Deine Zauber binden weider, Was die Mode streg geteilt; Alle Menschen warden Bruder, Wo dein sanfter Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 18, 2009
  • Peter in his Element On reflection it is hard to determine which is the most frightening, breathtaking speed through narrow drystone walled country lanes or the spine-tingling 4 hour journey down the notorious M1 towards London where trucks seems to be more common than Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 18, 2009
  • Home Again, Home Again, Lickity Split! The weather gods, whose beneficence shone upon us throughout our time in Norway, stayed with us all the way home and rounded off the cruise perfectly. We had a wonderful trip and, at the same time as I packed my Posted by Dixon in Fjord Adventures | Aug 8, 2009
  • Pictures of London and Brighton London Eye Shakespeare's Globe theater Riding the underground! [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/205903/tube_.jp Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 11, 2009
  • Rambling in the Dales A whiff of barnyard fills the air as we play dodge the cow pat, carefully rambling across the fields. The w Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 11, 2009
  • Barmy Army almost silenced in Headingley "Thud" goes the ball on pad followed by the "Howzat" call in unison from bowler, keeper and slips, as the batsman sq Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 11, 2009
  • I Can See Clearly Now, the Rain Has Gone! Yipee! No rain for two whole days, knock on wood! Yesterday I met up with Chris at the Victoria Station in London, and we headed off to be tacky tourists together in Brighton, one of the cutest towns ever! We Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 10, 2009
  • Harwich I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, Posted by Dixon in Fjord Adventures | Aug 1, 2009
  • London Part Two HOLY man. Wait, did I start my last post like that too? This place is nuts. Absolutely nuts. I get home (well not home, but to a home I'm staying at!) and am absolutely famished, usually have a headache, and Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 8, 2009
  • Newspapers as umbrellas and fast-walking people. HOLY man, London's freaking huge. Huge isn't even the word! So much to learn even about how to BE in London. But I've got the tube under control, got the fast walk going, if only I packed a business suit Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 6, 2009
  • Stonehenge and Fashion and Drinks in Salisbury Yesterday morning I got up and got on the bus for the Stonehenge tour. Stonehenge was built over 4000 years ago, but that's pretty much the only thing cool about it. It really is a bunch of rocks just hanging Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 5, 2009
  • London (my 1st blog entry ever!!) i have never blogged before...so i dont know how good this entry will be... I flew to London from Copenhagen on July 28. I arrived with surprisingly few problems--considering I was travelling with a Posted by Nicholas J in 2009 Eastern European Odyssey | Aug 4, 2009
  • Bath is Beautiful! Wow, Bath is unreal. Jaime, I know why you wanted to come here so badly! It is absolutely breathtaking, beautiful, old, very cool. I couldn't believe my eyes when I walked out of my hostel this morning! Very, very pretty Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 3, 2009
  • Timmy's, but no Timbits Today was my last day of my contract in Birmingham, so to celebrate I brought in a box of doughnuts of the team I had been working with. Always a nice gesture, I think, to thank all those who Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 31, 2009
  • I am not a Traveller, I am a Migrant I came to a realisation recently that I am not a traveller. By that I mean that I am not the kind of person that can pack all their stuff in a backpack and head out into the great Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 29, 2009
  • I’m Henry the Eighth, I am This year marks the 500th anniversary of the start of the reign of Henry the Eighth. The king, I mean, not the guy who got married to the widow next door. Henry the VIII was born in 1491 and ascended Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 27, 2009
  • York Yesterday I got up and did Laundry. Laundry while backpacking is the most down time you get, because you’re forced to do nothing in your hostel until it’s done. You could go on a walk, but when all you do Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Jul 27, 2009
  • Parkour Demonstration & Skatepark at London's Southbank Yesterday we took a trip to Southbank, in London, to check out a Parkour demonstration by the Urban Playground Group. It featured Charles Perrière and Malik Diouf - two of the original members of Parkour founder David Belle's 'Yamakazi' group. Parkour Posted by StephenJen in Stephen & Jen | Jul 26, 2009
  • BATH AND THE AVON RIVER VALLEY On Monday we met up with Francesca [Jeremy's neice] for coffee, and then explored Bath for the rest of the day on our own. The Georgian architecture, exemplified in the magnificent Royal Crescent, is quite stunning. Two renowned Posted by davidsandi in David & Sandi Travelogue | Jul 17, 2009
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