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  • Working to Live...not the other way around So after being here for the past few weeks, I realized that this place is pretty damn expensive. For people back home, i try to compare it by saying, "..imagine living in Toronto, with the usual cost of living/stuff but Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jul 14, 2008
  • Delayed Reaction - England Hola family, friend, foe, acquaintance or random, welcome to my travel blog. Its a little bit late going up unfortunately, but definately better late than never. I'm just sitting in the 3 black cats hostel in Belgrade, its day 15 Posted by Redmundial in The Amazing Adventures of Redmundial | Jul 15, 2008
  • Transit and translation Sorry it's been so long since my last entry! I've decided that may have to do some catching up with telling what has gone on when I get back. So I will keep you posted on how will Posted by nicoles in Experiencing Lichfield | Jul 14, 2008
  • Cambridge We arrived in Cambridge after a relatively short train ride, and walked to Alexis & Lou's flat to have a dinner with Josh's parents, Lou's mother, and the Gruner family from Germany, who the Kalderimis family had stayed with during Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 13, 2008
  • Into the "Heart of England" We went to the Cotswold today, a range of hills in west-central England, with towns with weird names such as Bourne-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold (which we both visited). We met up with Richard, another one of Michelle's co-workers who lived near Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jul 12, 2008
  • Half a pint of beer in a pint glass A friend of mine recently wrote me and said that some of my blog entries lately had been "kind of down." I hadn't really thought they had, other than the one about crying watching Wilson the volleyball, but then Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 12, 2008
  • More Jolly London Some of the next day was spent in a place I won't hurry back to. We were yet to battle the crowds of the Oxford Street shopping district, and so decided to venture into the deep, as we actually did Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 9, 2008
  • 7/4-7/8 Sorry if it seems like we've forgotten about our travel blog; we've just been having too much fun! July 4: American Independence Day! We dressed the part to look festive. Sadly, this was also our farewell day in Dublin so we Posted by xclntadv08 in The Excellent Adventure 2008 | Jul 8, 2008
  • England is green! As I type, I am looking out the window of the bedroom I am staying in at the hills of Wales! It's just beautiful. It has been raining here quite a bit and everything is green green green! I Posted by nicoles in Experiencing Lichfield | Jul 6, 2008
  • Portsmouth with Lord Nelson...and outlet shopping So yesterday we headed to the coastal city of Portsmouth (about an hour away) to check out the factory outlets and surrounding sights. It was a windy/sunny/cloudy day (as usual) so check it out: * We went to Gunwharf Quay's which Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jul 6, 2008
  • London cont'd... The day after the concert, and another one lined up... The Beck concert in Southampton that night. That morning we tried to get our bearings a bit by walking from Islington into the city on another stunning day. We met Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 5, 2008
  • The Elephant and Castle Mystery When we last saw me, I was wandering a field in south-east England. A few hours later, after taking a circular route that saw me walking through more fields, a small forest and getting cut up by even more Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 4, 2008
  • London: Day Three Today we were up in time (yay!) The main attractions today were Stonehenge and Bath. We took a bus to Stonehenge first, which was about a two-hour drive. It looks just like the pictures. I was quite disappointed Posted by azolad in The Big Three | Jul 4, 2008
  • Once More From Across the Pond Trafalgar Sqaure, eh. Diplomatic immunity on Canada Day (but still in England!) July 1 (Rob) Here's a Canada Day to remember that initially we forgot. We were in the famous Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Jul 4, 2008
  • Lullingstone & Greenfields Part I: Lullingstone: A Comedy of Errors (Some of Them Mine... Okay, Most of Them Mine) I had planned to write a blog today about ruins. Roman ruins, to be exact. I had stumbled across some in central London Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 4, 2008
  • London Baby! Fish in a sea of weird and wonderful accents, we arrived at Heathrow after what felt like an extended long-haul flight, although it was only 13 hours. Although 13 hours without any entertainment system working is a long 13 hours... Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 4, 2008
  • More of London This morning neither my alarm nor Shaunie’s woke us up. Luckily one of her students knocked on our door (which I still didn’t hear)—giving us less than 20 minutes to get dressed and eat breakfast. We managed to Posted by azolad in The Big Three | Jul 3, 2008
  • Welcome to London So I arrived in London at 6:50am, even though the flight left late (we didn’t take off until 6:40pm) we still arrived early. I slept somewhat on the plane, almost more like a daze. There was no need Posted by azolad in The Big Three | Jul 2, 2008
  • Happy Canada Day from Trafalgar Square, London! So we decided to check out the Canada Day celebrations being held in Trafalgar Square in London and although we came quite late (around 8pm), there was still much happening and music playing. * The place was pretty full with a Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jul 2, 2008
  • Back To The Big Smoke Anica's favourite London landmark, Big Ben June 25 (Rob) How much of the British Isles can you drive on one tank of gas (sorry, "petrol")? It seems we're unintentionally tryi Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Jul 1, 2008
  • Game, Set..Wimbledon! Wowzers..what an adventure today to make it to Wimbledon, one of the major tennis tournaments (part of the Grand Slam) at the All England Lawn and Tennis club. Personally, i'm not a big fan of tennis but I am a Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jun 28, 2008
  • Human Traffic Crumpets, for all their connotations with the English are a nightmare to find. Finally found some in Morrisons and ate them at Owen’s. They’re kind of like pancakes that are just made in their texture and are fairly tasty. Posted by robinpeake in Robin Peake | Jun 27, 2008
  • Stonehenge on the plains * Stonehenge - Our first attempt was shot down (why did we pick the one day (Summer Solstice) when they close it down to clean up after the all-night party!) so I decided to go back on Thursday to finally Posted by dnaman in We're leaving on a jet plane... | Jun 26, 2008
  • One Day of the Fortnight It has been more than 2 months now since I last worked, and as such haven't had any reason to set an alarm to wake up. You get used to it, the sleeping until you feel like getting up. Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 26, 2008
  • Quintessential Pub, but no crumpets Hullo! Oh it feels so good to be travelling again. Well, travelling; I'm in Manchester but you know what I mean. Get up on a plane, have a rucksack, the whole rigmorole is just extremely fun. I wont Posted by robinpeake in Robin Peake | Jun 25, 2008
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