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- 11: Reflections Somehow the Hurricane largely blew itself out overnight so that when I wok Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 27, 2011
- England!The plane flight from Israel to England was exhausting, but we still had alot to look forward too. We arrived in England in the middle of the night, so we all went to bed but the next morning we woke Posted by gabbyriechert in Roots of Democracy Adventure | Sep 7, 2011
- LiverpoolLiverpool was one of the most anticipated stops on our trip. We were here to see everything Beatles. Our Fab Four Taxi Tour driver picked us up at our hotel and we began a very magical mystery tour. Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 25, 2011
- Stratford-Upon-AvonThis city is all about Shakespeare. Started the day at the birthplace of Shakespeare. We also visited a second home that he owned. Archaeologists are excavating the grounds and finding artifacts that tell more about the life of the people Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 25, 2011
- 10: Salt Tang[img=http://photos. Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 25, 2011
- Oxford This morning after a delicious breakfast of Eggs Benedict, Jason and I drove into Oxford, and after some difficulty with traffic, were able to find parking and start our tour of Oxford University. The tour took Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 25, 2011
- london my baby my boo21 September===~DAY THREE~=== London Stats Indicate it May Be Opposite Day: Points at which had to ask for directions: about eight Successful directions received: Four ‘Sorry, I’ve no idea’ Answers Received: Four (thi Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Sep 25, 2011
- 9: Canterbury Tales Nice leisurely Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 24, 2011
- 8: Murder in the Cathedral Early start t Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 24, 2011
- 7: The Hotline[img=http://photos. Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 24, 2011
- 6: Ruby Slippers I spent the day today with another aussie from the hostel, Nancy. We start Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 24, 2011
- 5: Hung, Drawn and Quartered Spent today doi Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 24, 2011
- 4: Three Blind Mice Had a bit of a sleep in today as I really only had the plan to see the Bri Posted by weary_feet in Weary_Feet Treks the Globe | Sep 24, 2011
- ENGLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Hi everyone, so far it has been great! Today we saw Rollright Stones and it is 3000 too 4000 years old. It was amazing! We have seen Big Ben (the Tower of Westminister Abbey), Westminister Abbey, London Bridge, Tower Bridge Posted by whiteskehan in UK Grand Adventure | Sep 23, 2011
- Day TwoWe awoke bright and early... heading off to take breakfast in the park by the Houses of Parliment by the Thames... brisk, fresh and we had the whole place to ourselves. We then took in the sites of Westminister Posted by whiteskehan in UK Grand Adventure | Sep 23, 2011
- TRY TO SEE EVERYTHING: A SAGAWoke up and it was raining and grey. Ah, London. It’s like I never left Seattle. But nice. I had bought some bananas and groovy cereal at Tesco’s yesterday (half price shhh don’t tell) so we had those for breakfast Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Sep 22, 2011
- the 'this is crazy what are you doing' trip: day oneoh now it's 10:30 pm haha I switched my clock into the right time finally :) Ohhhhh my god, am I ever going to have a chill, mellow trip again in my life?! What is my luck, seriously. Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Sep 22, 2011
- BathAfter breakfast we walked into the center of Bath and joined the guided walking tour of Bath, but when it started to rain, we decided to take the tour of the Roman Baths. During the Roman occupation of Britain, Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 21, 2011
- HolsSo with Two days to Spain i am very excited i was only six when i last went so i don't remember it that well but it looks like fun i will be looking after whelgua and cannella all week Posted by poprules12 in MY HOLIDAYS 2011-2012 | Sep 21, 2011
- StonehengeWe checked out of our London hotel, took the train back to Heathrow, and picked up our rental car. I was a little nervous about driving on the left side of the road, and with the steering wheel on Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 20, 2011
- Bath SpaThere's something about the prospect of leaving a country that means I want to encapsulate my thoughts on 'what's it like?' This end of the trip is and seems like a slower pace, as it was arranged after we had Posted by Monimouse in Adventure on a budget | Sep 20, 2011
- WimborneJust spent mos tof a rainy day planning Italy and beyond. It now seems likely that we are going to fly to Barcelona after Italy, and hop on a 13 day cruise to Miami. Posted by Monimouse in Adventure on a budget | Sep 18, 2011
- The Best (and Worst) of The British NewspapersNewspapers may be slowly circling the drain, heading down until they are no longer relevant. But they do still provide some interesting bits and bobs. There are two types of papers here in the UK. The tabloids - those Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 18, 2011
- London Day 5Last day in London, and finished with the British Museum. Saw the Rosetta Stone, and then proceeded through the ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Assyrian collections. After taking a snack break, we continued with antiquities from the Americas, India, Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 17, 2011
- London Day 4Took the tube to the Houses of Parliament for a very interesting tour of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Bells have been installed in some of the local pubs and restaurants surrounding Parliament to signal a Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 17, 2011
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