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  • Finally saw it.. Third time lucky - we finally managed to get to Buckingham Palace on a day when they had the changing of the guard. The day before when we went to the Guards Museum, an American lady asked the Posted by thomastour in Cathy & Geoff's European Odyssey | Oct 2, 2009
  • Helvellyn the Quiet Way The very name of Helvellyn inspires one to go and climb it. That combined with its stature as one of England’s four peaks of over 3000 feet and ease of access, conspire to make it one of the most popular Posted by PeteB in Walking in the Lake District | Oct 2, 2009
  • Scafell Pike Just over 30 years ago on a damp Spring day, a young boy arrived for the first time at Wasdale Head to a scene of high peaks lost in racing grey cloud and precipitous screes plunging from swirling mists into Posted by PeteB in Walking in the Lake District | Oct 2, 2009
  • David off to USA... It finally feels as though it is actually happening! Dropped David at the airport this morning for his flight. Hopefully he's somewhere in the sky as I write. Meanwhile, my adventures aren't quite as exciting, but near enough, am on Posted by africraigs in africraigs | Oct 2, 2009
  • Sore feet The last 2 days have been pretty busy getting around London and catching p on the sights. Here are the things we've seen (but with not much of a description - sorry) Hampton Court - it's huge & magnificaent, especially Posted by thomastour in Cathy & Geoff's European Odyssey | Oct 2, 2009
  • Groovin' Along the Rails to Ascot Today I travelled to Ascot for the day. Before you ask, yes, the same Ascot as the one with the famous famous racetrack (http://www.ascot.co.uk/index.html), which hosts the Royal Ascot race meeting every year, which in turn gave its name to a Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Oct 1, 2009
  • Freshers Flu is the new Swine Flu I finally went to classes today. I decided to walk because it's nice exercise, and it really doesn't take that long. Maybe like 35-40 minutes. With music playing, it goes by quite well... except for the whole sickness thing. It Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Oct 1, 2009
  • We dropped around for a cuppa.. Cathy says: As the Queen has a display of all the gifts she has received on her tours and the designer gowns worn on tour open to the public till the end of September we headed there this morning. We first Posted by thomastour in Cathy & Geoff's European Odyssey | Sep 29, 2009
  • Countdown to departure My flight to London via Minneapolis is at 1 p.m. today. I've decided not to take my laptop. My suitcase, which is a carry-on size, actually has room in it. Posted by Linda K in London | Sep 29, 2009
  • Never a dull moment All I can say is that my life is colorful. I have gone through some rough experiences recently, and maybe I have reached a certain level of apathy, but all I see is that these moments make for some pretty Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 29, 2009
  • Wednesday August 26th We left Stirling today and travelled southwest through torrential rain, apparently the tail end of a cyclone somewhere. It was heavy rain, and it kept up all day. We did a detour via the Lake District and stopped off for Posted by bryceb in Europe 2009 | Sep 27, 2009
  • Whatcha Reading? Sunday morning. There’s nothing quite like a decent Sunday morning with nothing at all on the daily calendar, is there? A day to wake up, wander around the house, avoid showering, have a leisurely breakfast and read the Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 26, 2009
  • Pictures from Mary Morris I was only able to take 2 photos today because I forgot my camera card in my computer, which therefore only allowed me to store 2 pics on my camera. But here they are! From Left to Right: A Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 24, 2009
  • Cheers from Leeds A lot has happened since I last wrote. I’ve met at least 20 new people in my residence and I have enjoyed all of them. Tons are from India, but I have met people from Poland, Germany, China, Australia, England, Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Sep 22, 2009
  • The English Language, how I have missed you so. So it is 11pm here. I am exhausted. But I certainly owe you all a new post! Sorry for such the long delay between posts. If only you could imagine how busy school has been the past few days. So far Posted by harcegnt in An American In Paris | Sep 23, 2009
  • And so the adventure begins .... Hey guys! Just a little message to say I hope you've found the blog OK and I hope you didn't end up on some dodgy adult website with someone called Luisa stripping!!! I will keep updating it as often as I Posted by misslv23 in Luisa's adventure | Sep 21, 2009
  • A Comedy of Errors One of the consistently different things about Europe and US (as I've been able to tell in my first week here) in the drive towards conservation. The place this has been most apparent to me is in the bathrooms. Almost Posted by meganselby in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 21, 2009
  • Testing functionality... What's up, and where did I go? 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 Posted by GregW in Greg's Test Blog | Sep 21, 2009
  • London Day 5/Day 2 Sooo today there was a Skyride Bike tour through London and Megan and I decided we wanted to rent bikes and do it...but apparently renting bikes in London is not very accessible. So unfortunately, we just watched thousands of Posted by meganselby in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 20, 2009
  • Drawing Comfort from the Smoke from the Yakitori Grill I've been cocooning recently. Working from home and a spat of cooler weather has meant that staying in has been quite an attractive option. So for the past few weeks, other than the one day a week when Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Sep 20, 2009
  • London Day 4/ Day 1 for Megan! Today we walked to Primrose Hill, which reportedly has the best view of the city picture of the view = not so great Then we went to Camden Garden, which is an old horse stable converted in Posted by erincadden in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 19, 2009
  • London Day 3 Today Kaitlyn and I started our day off with a nice English Breakfast before heading to Regent's Park. Here we explored Queen Mary's Rose garden...aka Alice in Wonderland garden. It was pretty, but I'm sure it's much Posted by erincadden in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 18, 2009
  • 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
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