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- UK18 Road TripDay 1 - 17/9/18. Up early. A lovely cooked breakfast to set us on the right path. Sorted the house out and then packed. Left home about 10:15. Not in a great rush so we were able to enjoy the journey Posted by Ready2Goagain in UK18 Road Trip | Sep 18, 2018
- UK18 Road TripDay 1 - 17/9/18. Up early. A lovely cooked breakfast to set us on the right path. Sorted the house out and then packed. Left home about 10:15. Not in a great rush so we were able to enjoy the journey Posted by Ready2Goagain in UK18 Road Trip | Sep 17, 2018
- Tour of LondonWe were up early. Traditional British breakfast this morning. Fried eggs, over hard, sausage, cheese and fruit. There were other things, but those looked the best. The Brits don't seem to know how to scramble eggs Posted by doubleeagledave in England, Scotland and Wales 2018 | Sep 11, 2018
- 5am startSo we slept from about 9pm to 4am. Since we were up early, I thought we might as well head out early to get a nice sunrise photo somewhere nice. We left our hotel at 5am when it was still Posted by Szufan in Half way around the world | Sep 11, 2018
- England, Scotland and Wales 2018Sandy and I visited England and Scotland back in 1999. We spent a couple of days in London with a private guide and a week or so driving (yea, on the wrong side of the road) around the beautiful Posted by doubleeagledave in England, Scotland and Wales 2018 | Sep 10, 2018
- Invercargill to LondonIt was almost 12 months ago when we (mostly me) decided on a trip to Europe. It started with the idea of a treat to myself for my big birthday, but later turn into a combination of birthday celebration plus Posted by Szufan in Half way around the world | Sep 10, 2018
- The journey...=====Your heading here...===[left][/left]== Posted by Katycul in All the gear, no idea... | Sep 10, 2018
- Of old towns and civilizationAnother warmish day saw us setting off with Ian and Tiny to Oxford. Ian's children had been to University at Oxford so our guides were pretty professional and they gave us a guided tour of the town. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/895028/201808 Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Sep 7, 2018
- Pub crawling without pubs.After a good breakfast Rufus decided that us humans needed to go for a walk with him. The plan was to drive to a nearby town called Pangbourne, park and walk to a nearby pub called The Old Boot. Ian is Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Sep 7, 2018
- Old friendsAnother cold and overcast day and time to leave. After saying goodbye to Nicky we went for a final walk with Justin and Phoebe in Nonsuch park. We had a short game of "kick the ball" followed by coffee and Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Sep 7, 2018
- Family TimeAt last the day has arrived where we get to finally meet our new grandson, Clayton Gerald Pybus. What a lovely experience and what an awesome "small boy". [img=https://photos.travellers Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 28, 2018
- Rugby TownThis morning was nearly sunny and we set off from Riddings to visit the town of Rugby. This of course is the spot where William Webb Ellis picked up the soccer ball and scored the first try thus inventing the Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 28, 2018
- St. Andrews to DriffieldAnother rainy overcast day found us heading south from St. Andrews on our way back to London. The day was pretty much a driving day with not much else happening. Our plan was to drive as far as was comfortable Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 28, 2018
- Travelling to EnglandToday was pretty much a travel day and we crossed back into England and stopped off in a town called Buxton. Here we found a Pay and Display parking, booked two hours and headed off into the hills for a Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 28, 2018
- Britain’s first Christian martyr[center] The Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban, from the Vintry Garden[/center] Saint Alban, or Saint Albanus in the Latin form, is generally considered to have been Brit Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Aug 20, 2018
- Day 45- London The past 2 days in the city of London we have been playing tourists. We thought the best way to see this huge city is on a Hop on, Hop off bus which we did as well as a cruise Posted by Pearcey in Table Top Trippers | Aug 15, 2018
- Visiting ShrewsburyThis morning was very quiet in the house. Lots of snoring and lots of mess. We crawled out of bed, found some coffee and then started the process of cleaning up the mess. I must say the ballies did themselves Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 15, 2018
- Preparing to partyToday was spent preparing for a birthday for a good friend of Vic's called Bud. It seems that by popular demand Bud had decided that the party should be held at Vic's house even though Vic didn't appear to know Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 15, 2018
- Visiting Vic in ShrewsburyOur origional plan was to spend the night in Dover before heading up to London to visit our new grandson Clayton and his beautiful sister Phoebe. However there were some domestic complications and a visit at this time wouldn't have Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 15, 2018
- Heading for EnglandSo after a good nights sleep and a mild hangover we set off on the final leg of our trip to London. The plan was to catch the ferry at Calais to Dover. Our trip took us from Germany, through Posted by Pelican travels in Of Sardines and Sardinians. | Aug 15, 2018
- Day 44 London[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/742314/7346017F-71AD-4566-85DC Posted by Pearcey in Table Top Trippers | Aug 14, 2018
- Day 43- Windsor to LondonThe last leg of our driving trip around southern England, we will miss it, although, looking forward to sleeping in a soft bed. It really has allowed us to see some amazing countryside. Windsor was just a few minutes away Posted by Pearcey in Table Top Trippers | Aug 13, 2018
- Day 42- Salisbury to Windsor Drizzling rain this morning but very light and still able to get outdoors. Salisbury has many walking tracks and we were able to walk straight into the city centre from our caravan park, only a mile away. The old city Posted by Pearcey in Table Top Trippers | Aug 13, 2018
- Day 41 - Widecombe to Salisbury Enjoyed our stay at Widecombe in the Moor, the camping ground was peaceful and had a lovely creek running through it, there were ducks and a sow with a dozen piglets in the old stone farmhouse next door, very English! Posted by Pearcey in Table Top Trippers | Aug 13, 2018
- Day 40- Dartmouth to Widecombe-in-the-Moor After 16 days of hot to warm , dry weather we woke up to rain, it had to happen! However, we kept to our plan of catching the historic Dartmouth steam train, a beautiful trip where we first caught a Posted by Pearcey in Table Top Trippers | Aug 13, 2018
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