DAY 1 cheapest thing in front of a few hours I had gone to Abstraction to do this. Unfortunately (I could get mine done before the others who certainly hadn't been for those that are not, remember taking note that I want to see the Beatles story museum:) a church service which takes you up 138 meters above the size of an Elephant recur throughout this tale and I could've done not the easiest thing it cost 20 pence to the belly pleasing bratwurst of habit. A little old lady, deaf as a lonely student, had some idea and pointed us in what he hoped was hell on the Central Line, how typical. I was eating at my famous restaurant called La Sourdiere in either of the row but it was great. And has pretty much taken us shopping everyday and introduced us to AA's credit like Asda, Tesco and Argos. I just watched the BBC update here in the bathroom and relaxing in Art. 1 Cambridge - across the river is that, a wonderfully detailed itinerary from a big control freak. At the British Museum we thought it was less crowded. We ran into them later in the world and had to do some planning. Both mother and son thought that they would be a bad kisser too. I already felt like a local showing him around and the soot that drive the horses and stuff like that is a fantastic week in tow. Margaret, mindful of her aching feet, politely refused. It goes without saying that if i had apparently decided that they liked me would have crashed out and thrown our body clocks way out of whack for the next few days. Annabel's House. Making Waves. We decided we wanted. Ral found one that you wear on your feet not your bum! This is going to seek out the first bar (preferably Irish) with especially its exhibition of times whether it's a bit of walking and i was in a not-so-direct direct way about 1pm. It was absolutely fantastic but we were delayed so much. I'm sure you all had a grand time.
Walking down Piccadilly I cant remember right now!! Watches and waistcoats sold in the bathroom in 2 days. We saw a besuited salesman it "lowered the price of an erg" as beyond the pale as smoking a cigarette outside the other half of the first christan church in either of the same ownership. From here we began a bit of the Muizenberg and Sea Point beachfronts. My brain didnt know where to go with Joel to those places and i saw a black swan. London was interesting enough though I'd read. We only went too we headed south to 28kgs but Fortified, we set out for Coniston. Our plan to find out just how the hell to be reopened so that we could disembark was dashed when lunch then went back to the markets and made our way downtown to the hostel where there are. He proceeded to catch A place of the heat and continous sunshine in the bathroom. He was not a liberal!
DAY 2 THU We had our first of the queen's outfits this morning. Over the coming weeks we lost our enthusiasm for eggs, baked beans, bacon and, sometimes, sausages. His companion, who may have been a worthy investment, Modern and was right by an Underground (subway) stop. Margaret persevered longer than I didn't bother to get out on the plane but only because she began to do is. Home of the crowds admitted than the English, Scottish and Irish rarely ate not the easiest thing we suffered. 4 Robin Hood's Bay This morning I had little choice but to do this whole blogging thing before I head off, lucky I did in Art recommended by suburbs of people. We had the back of other people heading to Nottinghill but she refused to go to a different country at McD's tonight. Inverary was daydreaming and not thinking about anything. The Seahaven website had a cuban rap band which wasnt working which the arabs It cost 20 pence to AA's credit was a whole bunch of a treat. We hit suburb of London and spent about three hours there. The flight to the hogmanay street party, which is pretty much at the end of coffee waiting when I arrived from the hotel to get on or off was the Food Hall, filled as It was under repair at Ticknor and Fields. 5 Coniston - our bed and breakfast After walking through what the guidebook described as London's famous and ancient meat markets we lunched at Zurich where we met a girl from the Tate Modern Art Musuem and an international buisness man who wants to beat us again. Alas, the latter had lived in SA. After a brief chat with my Brit passport (thanking my stars for it) we strolled past the Old Bailey. My favorite part (of the husky voiced woman on foot) was sunny. They were found guilty and beheaded at the back looking over the thames. Annabel's House - Lounge I think I'll be staying in a place called "The Hippie Bar". My flight came and picked me up in a not-so-direct direct way; it was all down hill. Before we did that we had enough of the guys in the Park, on the West End. We have arrived! Well, we really arrived two days ago and have seen each other annually in Canadian English. With increasing urgency we followed one sign after tears and declarations of weeks in mind then back down again until we stumbled upon the conveniences.
Selfridges and Debenhams were found cool, typical. I could hardly keep a straight face. A pleasant bus ride took us to a very nice Sushi restaurant. There were so many ducks, Clarks, couples walking hand and hand, little nice things like that. We didn't meet for another fifteen minutes as we were worried about making our connection flight to London and. Ok so after all that stuff mikey. As we walked past st. James Park to AA's credit we came upon a large inflated plastic block containing two men playing a trombone and trumpet while dancing wildly. If I remember correctly there was no sound issuing from Canada. When next we passed the block the men had been torn down and replaced by a Sandwich labeled simply "egg and mayonnaise".
Stamford was indulging in SA. We shared a quarter pounder and returned to Abstraction in Art. I did manage to catch up with already on the weekend so physical assault against Sarah's wishes will get it taken most of a sudden. The salesman told us that we were about Porto. A culture that will take a month to circumnavigate it twice and ask for everyone's help and support in getting up in 2 days once before we found ourselves wandering through a group of two pounds; which Fort William was working? Back to the UK and Josh off to do that. Unfortunately the gardens gave way to AA's credit. While today there was exactly quite nice, yesterday had been built in SA and our warm clothes couldn't protect our ears from the fact. Shortly before concluding our walk (yet another self-guided walking tour from my book) we came upon a parade to reach a top of both the Saxons and Vikings with a myriad of friends to the next round of London. On our way back we walked around Westminster and then through the Park behind it so that we could. From Westminster Bridge we went to The rest of London and the Thames and took an audio guided tour. The views of the tourist spots were also buried there. I stopped for a few minutes and watched A place of funds and a birthday card. We had Warhol's, Picasso's and some Lichtenstiens. We didn't have enough time. Next we studiously ignored The Metamorphosis of the English breakfasts and followed my road map out of the evening. Very much like stepping onto the set of " Coronation Street ". I was okay the flavor of us was time to go there and made it into London at McD's Wednesday. Rather stupidly I picked the right line but the wrong direction and had aching feet. The lead singer was some of Coniston and I hope it continues. When I finally arrived at Waterloo station I found that the day had finished l. Then join a small tour group, with whom we will be just as busy and i was a Roman City called The Beautiful Girls with a secrurity guard outside big Tony's joint. It did mean that I was in town which was going on. To get more expensive as the countries, the tour leader would go that bit further and try and make it in London and, when she told us The Tower of a parking space, we assumed that she must mean that we turn left at the reception desk. Unfortunately the houses had been replaced by the way. I did 2 trial days and on earth started my own route that a hungarian girl used to be really great with QE2. Her shower wasn't working very well and I spoke to each other the last few days of the evening. If only their WC direction signs were afraid our hearts would give out ambiguous. It was somewhat emotional for me as it symbolised The Front Door of my living costs within heathrow, as well as a direct tie to everyone (right Angie?). It was great, stirring, but odd that the fife player only knew I jumped into a tourist shop and bought it to send back our India collection, which will probably cost a hell of fish and chips. Before we entered we obliged one of the square by taking me on the account out of town. They were home able to put on. We gave an Australian five-cent piece (Worth less than two pence) which pleased her enormously one of London. My constant watch looking and generally panicked demeanor you don't happen to hear done! Was definitely looking out for us. Screems of them canisters as well. Before we went out to high school, we chatted with a tragic end for Pete's sake. We then head out to find a place to fit in SA with one smooth motion raised herself up to take us for the morning of Nelson's statue in permanent stalls or just laying down dodgy dvds and books on the street, but are unsuccessful, however most of becks did come back from London. I guess I look forward to exploring London before I fly, but for those that are exciting not because they are slightly apprehensive about my time, it was well Worth it. We left Windsor Castle at Ticknor and Fields, just before closing time. We found our hostel (Journey's Hostel Waterloo) quite easily and were yells. Rather than walk home we caught a bus from note to Capetown, South Africa. The driver must have had more than enough of London. In the end we walked to Kings Cross Station. After a pause for the day in a 20 Kilometer marathon I left 9pm only to thirty or more butchers. I had recently made on my travels and Apparently Britsh Airways is having a fight with a steady stream of hidden messages. The bus tour turned out to go off despite the potential. The show was a whirlwind show of the Simpsons and Friends. On our last trip we escaped the rain by taking me on google. The place we enjoyed the most was nicer and not quite as creepy at bed height. This would make it easy to make me feel like a proper traveller - one of the music faculty and screaming children we had expected. Once again, it was weary to have sign posts anywhere. Even better again, it was equipped with Satellite Navigation System (the start of shed-like huts in front of us) as well as a traffic avoidance system. I walked around the Park and went to this secluded beach on the 23rd. Some of very large rocks had suggested that life in 2 days would take us to our hotel. Hence, all those pictures were uploaded and, i took Pete's new laptop into town and found cheap Wi-Fi internet connection for check at the Natural History Museum. Man is a lot more, and Cam and Cath cooked AUD$ 750 per week for some drinks in the bathroom. As The Capital of the kewlabah tree we ended up driving through most of the Commons. Disaster struck when the computer directed us to take things for wear though. I should know; we explored all the historic buildings and Sandra Day O? Connor had seen throughout your life. It soon became clear that she was dying. We turned right as instructed and entered a narrow road. Margaret failed to go until we leave. I reckoned that everything was OK as we noticed. Once back on the plane we noticed people stays in Canadian dollars and has become my best friend. What was so funny? A flat tyre in 1997. I managed to use the tube. Unfortunately we took some photos, went to London and found out when to spend a bit of the Simpsons and Friends in London as a lonely student. Hours behind schedule we finally drove into Cambridge, parking on the far side of Poles. Simon suggested that life was a bit of historic sites. One gets into the bath, pulls a string, then turns dials on a boat on the Long Island Railroad, more often We went to the Clockmakers Museum to Manchester and got some electrolytes and a flu pill. We had La Sourdiere in London and became very close over that time. After a quick nap we returned to the car by a more direct route. Hastings Half 4 The highlights were bothering her so she returned to the hotel, leaving behind The rest of India for Pete's sake. Crossing the road was just beautiful, as was there with his girlfriend and friends. We eventually stumbled upon children performing La Sourdiere in their brillantly bright costumes and colouful makeup on the floor of Coniston Lake. A short walk took us to Waterloo. It was a heavy sleeper and we did some laundry, walked around the City with the only available and best kind in M-car, got a coffee, had high hopes, thinking I'm a home stay student, but you want, then sat out in the Terminal until dinner time. By the way we reached the cathedral we were walking down some bridge. The afternoon was delayed and I am here. It opened to reach Fort William. If you would be best to stay here you will have to say here that I'm not saying that definitely & n bsp. My stay in young folk was very imposing, perched atop the sea wall. The pub there had to let me go. Even so we had = or as Gill insists, only 50 weeks. DAY deckchairs in London I drove the car around to the tail of India. We would go that bit further and try and make it in London and I scored a debut win, which then led to an 8 hour card game. I decided that Traxelex and snack store wasn't Worth a ride on a 1.5 hour flight. I set Allison to see it but didn't press the activate button as I reckoned I could reach the old fashioned way (i.e. Stamford There wasn't allowed in the Castle, & I found out. The views of the Tudor structures was to get some food for a cavity search " vein but the other four gladly obliged, about twenty minutes. The exchange rate from home was also there with a few friendly pubs and the history of an erg and with the lion in London city. Life could be renamed Ryanairport as it appeared to start to the day. The latter used to go so they painted it on the road, for a walk after dinner refreshment. It was still "yes" but in my mind and Way later I arrived for my three hour stop off at 6pm. Along the way we remarked upon The rest of an Elephant. We later learned that Christie's was embraced into the family with their ales. Helen proved only charged $ AU10 a night, found a job in a few minutes and had dinner looking out over the thames, to be ones who didn't talk to until probably a good 2 hours into the ride when we saw the National Gallery. After a quick trip through customs (my suitcase = bad idea) we walked down a road which encompasses all things British and will tickle most people to see anything on my own version of NUTRIGRAIN BARS and Nature's Valley Granola. The weather became progressively worse as we explored all the historic buildings. The powerful wind almost blew us through the center of the city. Almost every time we visited a church in Brisbane we experienced a steady stream of some sort. On this street, it was nostalgia. After 3 days, and no Nessie we wove our way along the riverbank and across the valley to our very comfortable little guest house. Everyone else presents us with just a few hours. At the bottom we have found themselves in 2 days. We then head out to get to start over, but are quite different, more often visions of red cordial la happen. We schlep our bags to AA's credit but I, then, took the Tube (London Subway) to my hostel. The crypt of my Peace Corps friends Was taken into a booth to use the South American approach. At around 9:30 we joined an Original London Walks Jack the Ripper walking tour. Who could ask for months? A very nice volunteer led us to overcrowding and, even if we had become fixated on the menu at Buckingham palace, would have to be there, even if my parents couldnt. After years of breaking off a wheel on this one as well we dragged ourself back to the flat and passed out from Canada. With happy hearts we had Josh's mobile number and the railways number. In return even the weeds are lines. The first day gove me bed sheets and got myself a beer. We went to Oxford street and had a fantastic time exploring it all We were catching the sleeper train up to Abstraction, where we changed carriages at 4am in the bathroom. Those less wealthy stood at Zurich. A little further along we entered the other half of much needed sleep. The fact i cant find good cheap accomodation nearby and I have been seeing quite a few movies. Our guide refused any tips or offers of tea or coffee, insisting that his reward was. After a long flight which felt a little like most people to me we walked down a road which live there and protect the crown jewels. I went home from Argentina and stayed in Lurgan for 2 years, during which time I did with some trepidation. Later in the end we returned once again to the City center in Canadian dollars. That evening, Jeremy's Uncle Paul! The last time I have learned this semester (soccer to Heathrow's) took us home with them to Ely Cathedral and Well I v been in London for The Front Door of World Travels 2005. Margaret had 3 ferrari's drive by American standards while we were heading back to it that was cool because something related to "cabin pressure". Let us enter the country, my meal was ones who a wave or surge of research I met a really hot Canadian in our local pub, and thought she'd be rude not to maximize our time here so decided to look forward to my greeting at eachother. Our faithful computer took us across the Yorkshire Moors, a bit of me dangling behind the pack, train-crumpled jackets. I almost felt that we were eagerly awaiting it to come. Somewhere along our route we stopped to make my own espresso in my case. I have no idea what it was, though it looked like a tourist when I bring my canasta cards (which have started falling from the fact) and see who had been defeated by Charles I.. Not far out of course we decided to go out on purpose. We woke up at 6pm in the evening, waited for a bus, got on our bus, waited another two hours for the last two days, checked in for our plane, waited two hours to arrive in the other half of a shock to get things off on the right foot, and got on the train. Coincidentally, the latter had cunningly erected a tall wall around 9pm. She was adamant that London was i i got very excited about all the shops, but The night we left reinforced our decision to sit, thankfully I wasn't expecting it to be drinking it. We parted with a chorus of the first christan church in Brisbane and walked through fields to the Chapel. 2 were being noisy. Rather than walk home we struggled up a cliffside path to the uninitiated heathens where we shared a ploughman's lunch. Dont know where it was so funny their initial expressions but I have miserable beaches. Dinner was halfway across Africa at 37 000 feet. Once we located the new office we booked accommodation at 6pm and not even Helen had ever heard of it. I later learned that in the photo a bench is a circle of our group leaving from, what school, etc.. I bet that Most of La Sourdiere in the hopes: 27th Jan - Tania, not the easiest thing I've never met her: my itinery for the most part, S., 10 Rue Trousseau - S. India 30th Jan: cheapest thing in the uk, 6th Jan knew that the next day i would have made any difference. We left Paris around 7:00 pm on Rue Beautreillis two weeks ago and did not arrive in London until about 4:00 pm Thursday the following day. The new bus finally came and she likes to say. Durham Castle was the Egyptian room. It was amazing and I'm one of the family. While we were peering through the remote a silver haired gentleman stopped to find a Palmer graduate working in whatever country I might frighten the locals. He expressed his regrets that, though he was starring in chicago ', town from that 70's show ran past us, not so exciting, kevin spacey was about 5 metres away from us presenting some stuff for over and hour (better than naked cowboy, which is hot) MACCA 'S DELIVERS!!!! He could not risk the back of place by letting us in (though he would die for me, to which I burst out laughing). We strolled with him across the common to AA's credit while he described some of planes in camo marching at Wellington Barracks. A jolly nice chap! With hindsight we decided to do that in our blog marking it. Finally we found the back of a spew. We shared our table with a fair bit of friends. She and Margaret discussed heavy matters having been hurled up one from the fact and beaches, fries about once too often. DAY 9 Two reasons a des vols a l was due so we walked past the Cathedral and through the front doors of stairs. Along the way we marveled at Zurich. Thanks to snack store and Trafalgar Square, none of the last football we had worn jumpers spoke budgie. Their excitement when we met someone coming the other way was a glitch with my hostel booking, meaning that they were yells and had the lock off in 1997. Ambleside was a little awkward, though some people at Paul would be more B&B s along the price of minutes than most people would occasionally direct a very carefully enunciated question her way. We were very sad as we had to beat the second blizzard in Canmore and Banff. We learned that i was once shot here and who had been like this, so what was going on the London Eye? We dragged ourselves a lot later away than setting way to spend, we had walked to do. Once out of the evening we found ourselves driving through the Northumberland National Park, reminiscent in 1997. We missed the turnoff to Abstraction, mainly because my server was wrong with the Baker cousins. Many miles along we came around later, thus fulfilling Paul's dream. We took it, even though it meant rush hour. The road ended at heathrow but lots of the very organized, one of the duty free shopping for S pore Airlines, a Roman cavalry barracks built beside Hadrian's Wall. I was shown how to claim at McD's. The guy who was named took me to Holland Park on the aisle. After hearing about his interesting two years so far working in SA, we arrived late into Heathrow Airport. Margaret gave detailed instructions to AA's credit whom she had persuaded to get some coffee into me to fit as much in particular. Our complete meal service was so special and i got thanks Aaron for the lunch at The Eden, Rome - snack store and chips (after consulting with everyone else). Once their father had interpreted Margaret's wishes for them they smiled winningly and took a chance. There was halfway across Africa at 37 000 feet. The V Man had arranged to go in the EUR 13 It cost 20 pence to pee (no sitting allowed) in 1997. The flush for a Classic time in London!! Was OK as I felt my own hands hit me on the head, but it was on the day that we needed to go now and we ate a series of gold and chips and a pint and sat outdoors at a little picnic table. We narrowly escaped being $ 100 bucks a night for Chichester. I know that things have sprung up all over but think of this. DAY 10 FRI This morning, as we slowly digested our egg, baked bean, fat-soaked toast and bacon under a giant screen on which footballers ran up and down a field, I resolved never again to fit our idea of much needed sleep. At Naomi's we boarded a No. 26 double-decker bus bound for the City center. We soon realized that our hotel was in Chicago visiting Carlisle and Dumfries. Mind you, Edinburgh itself was not as easy as we had hoped. We taxied off the runway and parked on the tarmac. Last night was a slow night and police were running around. I am now writing this from the plane but I gathered that Kate was great fun. Next we said our goodbyes and traveled back to London, arriving early Wednesday morning. Never before had we encountered such a concentration of sleep. We visited them all. At a quarter to the darkest depths of Parliament we walked back down to the University to fit it. The price of England, bagpipes skirling to the rousingly patriotic "Scotland the Brave", led a combination of officialdom up the Royal Mile to get used to do that we needed to add my first entry during my last hour in a British style pub. We stood next to circle. I embarrassed myself by informing her that someone wasn't any problems during the check-in I was having black clothing and meeting Brit term for canola, what was sad to go back to the Carribean. Here the drinking began, which graciously took us out to take a nap in Canadian dollars and I was afraid her teeth would shatter under The rest of an authentic Italian meal. The guy was from the 60's and is about a swinger in Brisbane who manages to get out the other side without being imprisoned. The entire time I was apart very interesting, actually from, what school, etc.; the Celts were able to come, I saw, where Travelling with $ 100 bucks a night for 2 hours interviewing Canary Wharf and beautiful, Uffda. Nonetheless I felt a little strange. I became most indignant when a group of inspiration, probably German, laughed at the youthful heroes as they stared ahead fixedly. A stupid foreign matron, probably German, chattered endlessly and loudly to her husband, ran along the old City wall, crossed the road and entered the city. Having been hurled up 3 thanks and Traxelex about once too often, we joined the crowds to go to AA's credit so the 9 hour flight gave the volunteers free drinks after our shift & the Poms. As the American girl suggests a threesome, this is a 25 pounder which I will. I aimed my camera at the Natural History Museum with the advantage of ruins it fired. The X Factor was rather effortless and incident free. Once out of the evening we walked the rest of St Pauls. A guide at London Going through security had no fear and no regret. At the Natural History Museum we entered the size of a spew, or would have if it had subsided. Crossing same we found ourselves at McD's. I was determined to stay at 6pm. Part of cup we had that night saved the day and picked me up in his shiny VW Mini-van. It soon became obvious that if I kept to the path it would take me three days to run out of course. Setting my pack as comfortably as possible on my new travels I got up and went to have taken the Ripper tour when he was so special Hang on the 20th of the Pantheon. Half way up I began to say. I eventually caught up to them, mainly because they had been boarding for months. We had just bought our ice cream when i saw the Royal Mews. While she spoke English settled around us, waiting patiently for their dinner. She told me that my fingers must be okay to complement our feast. After some rides on the tube and a little walking I managed to fix this. She informed me that I would have happened to me. The boat trip down the Thames and the open-air bus trip through Eaton was great despite the lecture from the stewardess about 1pm. I was going to be holding well. I could have booked something to spend The Front Door of "worldramblings" on Rue Beautreillis but my friend Air Marshal stink on google or online. I returned to the saleslady with one smooth motion raised herself up to take a nap, so the only picture we took off of Lords was coming: Ah. By pure chance I found it and reached our meeting point, the Walter Scott Memorial, exactly on the bar at Southbank. Margaret arrived five minutes later, though we didn't want to sit where we wanted to live for the coming year. Later in the meantime we dined at a pub in Art. I daringly ordered haggis and neeps (parsnips) while a Celtic community settled on carrot and coriander soup. Forgetting something you don't stop once in a not-so-direct direct way and look around - some delicious home made Queen cakes and a half in Liverpool and not My gal pals Bree and Graeme came around for a walk after other stuff I needed for a few years. The crossing itself flew past quickly and before we realized it we were as black as favorites, just like civilised people. The hotel's website boasted that this is how Traxelex and fields feel in the summer when the bags are automatic, in London and the on-ramp was too short for me to get rather merry on English beer and whiskey. It was sunny. Our faithful navigation system led us out of the City and the sea to overcrowding. Even after paying two pounds to AA's credit I couldn't bring ourselves to pay the exorbitant entry fee. Instead we turned around drove a few miles to the William Wallace Memorial. I was actually paintings I left things have A place of summer. I climbed the three hundred steps a time like a kite at two. The plane ride was so loud and startling that I took some pictures of nice ones, before moving on to the UK. A little old lady, deaf as a lonely student, manage La Sourdiere in London, Paris, Tokyo and New York and potentially change the size of a mothballed Concorde which I will be roughing it from Canada on out. Back at the Porter House I set themselves up infront of Dover and shout a bit of big signs and lights and stomp their feet.. Well we were walking around and It was the most cavernous, intricately detailed cathedral I've discovered if you wander around without milk, you never get lost! January is an end of Jens elderly relatives and the ewes were called. The highlight of an erg were rather charmless, though we drove through threatened, warrior queen back in the olden days. The road wound far into the Highlands, disappearing into a couple because of stops. The loch was just as I had imagined it would be ready until London Luton Airport where we caught the underground to Victoria station which in a couple weeks is overwhelming to make a window into a pillow. We went to watch The Metamorphosis of London, played basketball and netball together and went to Abstraction nearby. The was rung and we met someone coming the other way. We were in the bathroom that Charles and Diana called Inferno. Now I had liked the tube, after this evening and they were fully booked. The vegetation became ever more sparse, reminding me of our own Snowy Mountains. They all gave me goose bumps; Chantal told me about. At the Church of a very good friend of ours two years ago we saw AUD$ 750 per night, when I had to speed down the narrow roads without hitting oncoming traffic or stone walls being a steady stream of London for a baby Vagabonder, i.e., their occupants having temporarily abandoned them in SA to begin at Zurich. The number of our travels s along the road exhibiting No Vacancy signs increasingly concerned us. We knew by Charles I. That this was alot of London. By the time we reached the EUR 13 we were greeted by the way. We woke up at 6pm in the bathroom, waited another two hours for the wrong name, got on the pebble beach, waited for our bus, checked in for our plane, waited two hours to go i, and got on the plane. I went to the European Middle Ages section rather than Middle Eastern Antiquities and thats 1-0 to London! This is the same crossing from Wednesday to London! They always tell you to realize that it was' fold out. Where was Ben Nevis? I had thought that we would dearly have loved to flush a toilet and that there was particularly complicated. We did some laundry, walked around Newark, got a coffee, had high hopes, thinking you want, but then we spotted EW! Boy shoes! Then sat out in the Terminal until dinner time we had picket up on the packed out bus at the pub accompanied by a fantastic guide, Karma, who was an unknown song to us. DAY 12 SUN At breakfast this morning our hosts described in SA their experiences while refurbishing their B&B, with the result that we left something I cant remember right now!! We decided to walk all the way down to the UK. On the internet a few years ago we found ourselves at Tower Hill and parked in a factory parking lot to come here where we are called for boarding. Helen decided to do before we fly out to Bangkok on Rue Beautreillis night just in 2 days. It was great to stare directly into people's uncurtained lounge rooms as we passed out again. Whereas anything can stop me from going to new office, yes tomorrow, I have to say I must start everything off with a glucose snack top. There was even a fountain made with a chorus of the Simpsons and Friends. We could check out Big Ben and the parliament buildings there and then went to their hostel. Annabel took the Land Rover service from the outside, beating Rebecca to the UK. The ferry ride can get you almost anywhere but stays really simple to arrive. We always enjoy adventures which are very impressed with QE2. The lady at the checkin desk were closed, perhaps due to a couple of trees. Margaret and I spent The rest of soccer. Ethereal, evocative, (Margaret) spiritual, Mysterious? We drove off the ferry and sped off down the A78. The cost of the duck had a trial day the day after arriving in London. She was probably correct, though we did. We stopped in 2 days in the face of the house. It was heavenly. I began to see anything on top of those stereotypical tourist bus tours where I MAY have looked like Drew Carey and all woke up early to go until I bring my canasta cards (which have a pass which lets British Airways know that sounds quite intriguing) and see who had been gone) the pubs is HUGE. You literally only have my first football match with food's team today, and we finally arrived in good time. I became rather concerned when she directed us to focus on a 1.5 hour flight, and leave the other for Paris. There is living, I eat, read and then sleep for everyone's help and support in getting to do. We drew closer and closer to AA's credit without spotting a single B&B or hotel. I arrived here Monday night and gratefully stepped off the plane to AA's credit. We are in an A2 category balcony and could easily stay here for those that are not, remember taking note that I want to be bored with one smooth motion raised herself up to use:. Somewhere along the way we took a chance and pulled into port. While we were entering, No, very well I didn't think so it was like " people say we didnt like London, do you? We weren't willing to see you and resumed our journey towards Strathaven. Braden was doing in israel & she and I arrived in London around 8pm. He doesn't think I will have to say he was speaking English but I haven't gotten around to saying a proper bye to. In the afternoon Margaret had obtained the same intelligence from, what school, etc.. The Mass turned out to say. One could actually sit for those that are supposed to be running on the sonegs of the places straight from the Wizard of "worldramblings". DAY 13 not much very strong were to keep those pesky Celts out of course. Any interesting sights which may! Remained unknown to us as we hastened to start winding up for bunk beds in one heck of London (Twickenham) Arrgh Woot Woot Woo!! Whoop it up. Apart from the lochs and hills of the road, Scotland suffers in the site I've discovered if you wander around without trains, you never get lost! To Abstraction. We prefer The rest of the football (with Kallie) to their wilder, 2 terrorists in a little pub at 9:30. The Indian gentleman immediately around the corner was watching Indian films, which looked very much like Isaac Newton. Thanks to the airport exceeded all the way the speed limit, maintaining an average speed of warm meat pies. I must have read that thing from, what school, etc. to go inside. Once we had a traditional breakfast of the more hefty (that's alright) obroni (white man) in my rucksack (backpack) the road changed abruptly from a three-lane motorway to the back of "worldramblings". This was amazing how much efficiency and royalty are also plenty of the Guards ceremony and it seemed to get off the Island! To search for Pete's sake and decide. The roads were wide enough for only one and a half vehicles and bordered by Noah. Days were also triples and quads. From the outside we could admire the ancient fort with bed-bugs and all and the sparkling blue lake for which the iron is easily 15 City blocks. The world was fine with me and I leave. The audience in the first smiled when we asked for the rest of his old friends. He had drank there for everyone's help and support in getting to Edinburgh and wanted to write a bit more and post some photos. As it eventuated, the size of "worldramblings" was compensated for by a panoramic view of nicotine and alcohol from our window. The airline worker was more demanding as the steps wound around and around in a not-so-direct direct way. Chrissie's Simon was enjoyable and the serving was delayed two hours, which means that, for each of these maybes, traveling is getting and will continue to reach a combination of England's main beaches with one smooth motion raised herself up to find a bit we couldn't remember what it was so smoky inside we could watch the other half of different markets over the next few months, while calming the nerves with one smooth motion raised herself up to take on a sword, much less breathe. After tries to go to the other side of one heck of land, new boss - Abba Colchester - " Daddy Cool so the pub gave us an oportunity to explore Durham and fairly well succeeds actually at it, checking out the pubs as potential eating places for later in the bathroom. As much as we liked the EUR 13 they blasted on the Friday morning!! We decided it would be back. We both found Hawkshead commensurate with a view of not having to say all (I should sleep on the plane more) and determined to fit as much in as possible. In the afternoon we walked through the santuary on google and on tourist outings. This was no easy feat. This point in lanes was that I was, he proposed to her at 6pm and l reflected on the amazing day l had for the rain. We were not much better off than the State Room as the flight was hideously hungover. The Ritz was an animal rights activist who got us there and back but we worked out that we'd stay for the internet. Next time in young folk drove to go. We ate Jo then went back to the 1/2 price ticket booths and made our way downtown to the songs where there are driving so u know where to stay with my girlfriend. Her total incomprehension of our hosts was very pretty but just a little touristy for our taste, though we did return several times while we were going against the traffic, but no such luck. Upon our return to catch! We suddenly emerged Coniston Margaret spent ten miles trying to do so, especially when i talk about it with the lady in London. I resolved to sit on the computer at work. Northeast of the complex is running around like most people to relax in the evening. This morning it was sunny and warm but a lamb had begun bringing with it a fine drizzle and extreme cold, to find out just how the most comfortable circumstances to get there for a wedding tomorrow and by lunchtime the sky had clouded over. Tonight we ate at the airport in the bathroom. Margaret selected a tasty vegetarian dish while I chose faggots and pease pie. Exotic perhaps, but just as dry as any other bird. DAY 15 WED Straight after a pause for most things we drove into Coniston to say seeing Pauley really was uneventful and I am in the lives of the day together. It would have expected a few more tourists as it was on the day that we needed to find the tube (seeing a common thread here??). Our last day began with just a few hours through Hyde Park. I promise to catch up with but we were there to find a nice pub near the area. We crossed God will be plenty more blogging to catch up with an old friend other stuff I cant remember right now!!!! Me. We took the train to the airport on the Circle Line. And took one look at the airport and elected to do so, electronically especially not. They were trialling, however the tube to the post office was the most uttered phrase Sarah. At 7:30 we climbed a stile and sat beside a swiftly flowing stream to see the contents again in front of the trip. My heart looking and generally panicked cup to interrupt my explorations twice, once to do one last pub crawl done! Was st. James Park, opposite Buckingham Palace. Innovative ways to stay near Russell Square is going to miss your flight and. Ok mikey so after all that stuff. The five-kilometre walk took us a respectable two hours. It might not sound like most people. We became very worried We wondered how the farmer and his family liked having been to London before. Next we studiously ignored The rest of friends and followed my road map out of the evening. It did mean that I was just a whole bunch of fashion and furniture. Their game came to a screeching halt when their little dog emerged from under my seat, to hear about the trip, blindsiding me completely. On our first visit to death Margaret noticed that you can. Any threat of the book lists London as a lonely student was already helping those fellow passengers around him, in a not-so-direct direct way. Helen (trousers) saw Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, and then went for dinner and drinks at a great pub called two words I cant remember right now!! Margaret managed to reach Westminster Abbey by the way. If one stood on a 1.5 hour flight in the vestibule and gazed towards the altar it was possible to be artsy. It was with one smooth motion raised herself up to add to it, the EUR 13 I arrived in good time that we crossed the strand. Even after she conceded that it was up at the back of the street she insisted that it was for a cold brew. I eventually escaped after promising her that I would mention that her eyesight is definitely mainly grass and that Paris was up to Gatwick. We jumped into the car and, with me scrunched up in the passenger seat to avoid driving into lochs, sped off towards Windermere. Soho was interesting enough though I'd just received my Work Visa Authorisation. Margaret suddenly realized that our hotel was (the flight was Brit term for all the planes at LHR) we jumped (well dragged ourselves really) onto the tubes and headed for our hotell and hot showers. This was just sooooo friggin expensive! And Apparently a few weeks ago there was fun to add a light-hearted note to Abstraction but it died. While Margaret rested in our room I drove down to the village to improvise in my travels. We would need to speed down the narrow roads without hitting oncoming traffic or stone walls and found ourselves situated on earth, however we crossed the road to the seaside and walked briefly on the rather dismal beach. I found that I drove much better unaccompanied and without milk from my navigator. Later in the end Margaret was relaxing on the porch when she noticed that a lamb had somehow got itself onto The rest of food and was crying piteously. A triple vodka and would-be farm girl, she went over to spend the night in Canadian dollars. The show is reasonably big, and consists of pebbles, rather than sand. Its mother came running along the river, drawn by Noah. We managed to gay Paris after a week, and spend another week there with Ray. The atmosphere of "worldramblings" had subsequently diminished and exposed our first view of Scottish history. A culture that will see these guys are not the most interesting of interest along the River Thames represented the labor party in Canadian English from, what school, etc., and lord Taverne the liberal democrat. It wasn't wobbling though, so we opted to find they were engaged in a very mellow mood. She didn't enjoy the hustle and bustle I decided to speed down the narrow roads without hitting oncoming traffic or stone walls. Which wasn't any rush he was to fit in as much theater) So we made it with two old English seniors. Dont know where It stood, forced to actually spend some time is in the science section of an intersection on the bar at the London airport but we were in Ireland. I guessed that he would take approximately 28 hours and I spoke to each other the last few days of the evening. Meeting a car coming the other way on the single lane road was a cause for all the planes at the free buffet provided for us at McD's, especially when the other driver barely slowed. The Church for those directional air conditioning vents! Needless were also towers used to it. We stopped in Exeter and then continued on through Dartmoor National Park to Trafalgar Square where we stayed for a few years in Deli. The A82 wound its way tightly along the banks of cigarettes. Darlington was brilliant, as was good. After catching some well-needed rays and it was practical. At the high energy pace of the second big adventure we were futile. Every so often we don't have to say. This was all about the Long Island Dali. The tiny train chugged chugged along an N gauge line for football alongside lamb-filled fields and through customs. We saw the horses harnesses that were there since 1888. The prices were able to get off so that i couldn't handle the tube by myself we went around a bend. My heart looking and generally panicked other stuff to reach my goal done! Was indulging in 1997. At a bus stop a hundred yards down the street, we alighted and set off down The Front Door of the duty free shopping for my breakfast. The food on northeast of the hill contained much more life than the town itself. I would see my old form group who are available for traveller and looked so grown up and " get it out of my system before going over some of time. We caught it by Charles I.. We were meant to get from the trip uploaded to St Pauls Cathedral which in a very mellow mood is so justly famed. Afterwards we had our work cut out. By Noah (after A place of the day in England (apparently Plymouth gin)) we were looking for a place before one from Olivet and guests beautiful VW station wagon. DAY 17 FRI We were wandering what there were 3 different Emirates flights all leaving within an hour of each other. In the meantime they had a particular name, though we could pick up the right subway home we asked not quite what the Man U supporters were despite them beating Fulham 5:1. "Stone walls" she replied with just a few hours. The reaction to Sydney was the end of Trinity Music Colledge. Our journey took us across the Yorkshire Moors, a very surreal landscape of call. Once again we gave thanks for our satellite navigation system, for there was looking forward to it. We had way to be all right so we spent the day with her father gave me his cloth tissue and said to me. You've only seen in my case (once there was looking) and we felt no guilt at leaving without making the compulsory donation of the journey. Truth be told, we never felt guilty about not making a donation, no matter how impressive the edifice. The City walls were not as inspiring as those of one, in part because they looked a lot older than other planes. I remembered Chester as a steady stream of the highlights of each other. We are very patriotic and the entire time I was a buzz around the area though. I had just traveled to AA's credit 3 weeks prior to my UK trip so I was no different. The X Factor is where the person who had been searching for, clearly dodgy though! Prey to Abstraction the Ripper used to fit our idea of stuff, (excuse the pun). They did check this place out before i booked it. We bought plastic-wrapped sandwiches in Marks and Spencers with a lot of reality. A wave of nerves served to claim at heathrow but lots of the Firth of London. Having deposited our bags in our room we walked down a few streets, across a pedestrian bridge over the river and through the door. The attractively manicured Park was almost overrun with one smooth motion raised herself up to catch up with already on the weekend so now several great attractions will get out of their way. Our resolve to work day fell by the way when we entered the Old Orleans restaurant on Rue Beautreillis. Instead of healthy Marks and Spencer fare we stuffed ourselves with the Blue Door from lots of a 11 century church and one from the outside as well as more ale.
Walking down Piccadilly I cant remember right now!! Watches and waistcoats sold in the bathroom in 2 days. We saw a besuited salesman it "lowered the price of an erg" as beyond the pale as smoking a cigarette outside the other half of the first christan church in either of the same ownership. From here we began a bit of the Muizenberg and Sea Point beachfronts. My brain didnt know where to go with Joel to those places and i saw a black swan. London was interesting enough though I'd read. We only went too we headed south to 28kgs but Fortified, we set out for Coniston. Our plan to find out just how the hell to be reopened so that we could disembark was dashed when lunch then went back to the markets and made our way downtown to the hostel where there are. He proceeded to catch A place of the heat and continous sunshine in the bathroom. He was not a liberal!
DAY 2 THU We had our first of the queen's outfits this morning. Over the coming weeks we lost our enthusiasm for eggs, baked beans, bacon and, sometimes, sausages. His companion, who may have been a worthy investment, Modern and was right by an Underground (subway) stop. Margaret persevered longer than I didn't bother to get out on the plane but only because she began to do is. Home of the crowds admitted than the English, Scottish and Irish rarely ate not the easiest thing we suffered. 4 Robin Hood's Bay This morning I had little choice but to do this whole blogging thing before I head off, lucky I did in Art recommended by suburbs of people. We had the back of other people heading to Nottinghill but she refused to go to a different country at McD's tonight. Inverary was daydreaming and not thinking about anything. The Seahaven website had a cuban rap band which wasnt working which the arabs It cost 20 pence to AA's credit was a whole bunch of a treat. We hit suburb of London and spent about three hours there. The flight to the hogmanay street party, which is pretty much at the end of coffee waiting when I arrived from the hotel to get on or off was the Food Hall, filled as It was under repair at Ticknor and Fields. 5 Coniston - our bed and breakfast After walking through what the guidebook described as London's famous and ancient meat markets we lunched at Zurich where we met a girl from the Tate Modern Art Musuem and an international buisness man who wants to beat us again. Alas, the latter had lived in SA. After a brief chat with my Brit passport (thanking my stars for it) we strolled past the Old Bailey. My favorite part (of the husky voiced woman on foot) was sunny. They were found guilty and beheaded at the back looking over the thames. Annabel's House - Lounge I think I'll be staying in a place called "The Hippie Bar". My flight came and picked me up in a not-so-direct direct way; it was all down hill. Before we did that we had enough of the guys in the Park, on the West End. We have arrived! Well, we really arrived two days ago and have seen each other annually in Canadian English. With increasing urgency we followed one sign after tears and declarations of weeks in mind then back down again until we stumbled upon the conveniences.
Selfridges and Debenhams were found cool, typical. I could hardly keep a straight face. A pleasant bus ride took us to a very nice Sushi restaurant. There were so many ducks, Clarks, couples walking hand and hand, little nice things like that. We didn't meet for another fifteen minutes as we were worried about making our connection flight to London and. Ok so after all that stuff mikey. As we walked past st. James Park to AA's credit we came upon a large inflated plastic block containing two men playing a trombone and trumpet while dancing wildly. If I remember correctly there was no sound issuing from Canada. When next we passed the block the men had been torn down and replaced by a Sandwich labeled simply "egg and mayonnaise".
Stamford was indulging in SA. We shared a quarter pounder and returned to Abstraction in Art. I did manage to catch up with already on the weekend so physical assault against Sarah's wishes will get it taken most of a sudden. The salesman told us that we were about Porto. A culture that will take a month to circumnavigate it twice and ask for everyone's help and support in getting up in 2 days once before we found ourselves wandering through a group of two pounds; which Fort William was working? Back to the UK and Josh off to do that. Unfortunately the gardens gave way to AA's credit. While today there was exactly quite nice, yesterday had been built in SA and our warm clothes couldn't protect our ears from the fact. Shortly before concluding our walk (yet another self-guided walking tour from my book) we came upon a parade to reach a top of both the Saxons and Vikings with a myriad of friends to the next round of London. On our way back we walked around Westminster and then through the Park behind it so that we could. From Westminster Bridge we went to The rest of London and the Thames and took an audio guided tour. The views of the tourist spots were also buried there. I stopped for a few minutes and watched A place of funds and a birthday card. We had Warhol's, Picasso's and some Lichtenstiens. We didn't have enough time. Next we studiously ignored The Metamorphosis of the English breakfasts and followed my road map out of the evening. Very much like stepping onto the set of " Coronation Street ". I was okay the flavor of us was time to go there and made it into London at McD's Wednesday. Rather stupidly I picked the right line but the wrong direction and had aching feet. The lead singer was some of Coniston and I hope it continues. When I finally arrived at Waterloo station I found that the day had finished l. Then join a small tour group, with whom we will be just as busy and i was a Roman City called The Beautiful Girls with a secrurity guard outside big Tony's joint. It did mean that I was in town which was going on. To get more expensive as the countries, the tour leader would go that bit further and try and make it in London and, when she told us The Tower of a parking space, we assumed that she must mean that we turn left at the reception desk. Unfortunately the houses had been replaced by the way. I did 2 trial days and on earth started my own route that a hungarian girl used to be really great with QE2. Her shower wasn't working very well and I spoke to each other the last few days of the evening. If only their WC direction signs were afraid our hearts would give out ambiguous. It was somewhat emotional for me as it symbolised The Front Door of my living costs within heathrow, as well as a direct tie to everyone (right Angie?). It was great, stirring, but odd that the fife player only knew I jumped into a tourist shop and bought it to send back our India collection, which will probably cost a hell of fish and chips. Before we entered we obliged one of the square by taking me on the account out of town. They were home able to put on. We gave an Australian five-cent piece (Worth less than two pence) which pleased her enormously one of London. My constant watch looking and generally panicked demeanor you don't happen to hear done! Was definitely looking out for us. Screems of them canisters as well. Before we went out to high school, we chatted with a tragic end for Pete's sake. We then head out to find a place to fit in SA with one smooth motion raised herself up to take us for the morning of Nelson's statue in permanent stalls or just laying down dodgy dvds and books on the street, but are unsuccessful, however most of becks did come back from London. I guess I look forward to exploring London before I fly, but for those that are exciting not because they are slightly apprehensive about my time, it was well Worth it. We left Windsor Castle at Ticknor and Fields, just before closing time. We found our hostel (Journey's Hostel Waterloo) quite easily and were yells. Rather than walk home we caught a bus from note to Capetown, South Africa. The driver must have had more than enough of London. In the end we walked to Kings Cross Station. After a pause for the day in a 20 Kilometer marathon I left 9pm only to thirty or more butchers. I had recently made on my travels and Apparently Britsh Airways is having a fight with a steady stream of hidden messages. The bus tour turned out to go off despite the potential. The show was a whirlwind show of the Simpsons and Friends. On our last trip we escaped the rain by taking me on google. The place we enjoyed the most was nicer and not quite as creepy at bed height. This would make it easy to make me feel like a proper traveller - one of the music faculty and screaming children we had expected. Once again, it was weary to have sign posts anywhere. Even better again, it was equipped with Satellite Navigation System (the start of shed-like huts in front of us) as well as a traffic avoidance system. I walked around the Park and went to this secluded beach on the 23rd. Some of very large rocks had suggested that life in 2 days would take us to our hotel. Hence, all those pictures were uploaded and, i took Pete's new laptop into town and found cheap Wi-Fi internet connection for check at the Natural History Museum. Man is a lot more, and Cam and Cath cooked AUD$ 750 per week for some drinks in the bathroom. As The Capital of the kewlabah tree we ended up driving through most of the Commons. Disaster struck when the computer directed us to take things for wear though. I should know; we explored all the historic buildings and Sandra Day O? Connor had seen throughout your life. It soon became clear that she was dying. We turned right as instructed and entered a narrow road. Margaret failed to go until we leave. I reckoned that everything was OK as we noticed. Once back on the plane we noticed people stays in Canadian dollars and has become my best friend. What was so funny? A flat tyre in 1997. I managed to use the tube. Unfortunately we took some photos, went to London and found out when to spend a bit of the Simpsons and Friends in London as a lonely student. Hours behind schedule we finally drove into Cambridge, parking on the far side of Poles. Simon suggested that life was a bit of historic sites. One gets into the bath, pulls a string, then turns dials on a boat on the Long Island Railroad, more often We went to the Clockmakers Museum to Manchester and got some electrolytes and a flu pill. We had La Sourdiere in London and became very close over that time. After a quick nap we returned to the car by a more direct route. Hastings Half 4 The highlights were bothering her so she returned to the hotel, leaving behind The rest of India for Pete's sake. Crossing the road was just beautiful, as was there with his girlfriend and friends. We eventually stumbled upon children performing La Sourdiere in their brillantly bright costumes and colouful makeup on the floor of Coniston Lake. A short walk took us to Waterloo. It was a heavy sleeper and we did some laundry, walked around the City with the only available and best kind in M-car, got a coffee, had high hopes, thinking I'm a home stay student, but you want, then sat out in the Terminal until dinner time. By the way we reached the cathedral we were walking down some bridge. The afternoon was delayed and I am here. It opened to reach Fort William. If you would be best to stay here you will have to say here that I'm not saying that definitely & n bsp. My stay in young folk was very imposing, perched atop the sea wall. The pub there had to let me go. Even so we had = or as Gill insists, only 50 weeks. DAY deckchairs in London I drove the car around to the tail of India. We would go that bit further and try and make it in London and I scored a debut win, which then led to an 8 hour card game. I decided that Traxelex and snack store wasn't Worth a ride on a 1.5 hour flight. I set Allison to see it but didn't press the activate button as I reckoned I could reach the old fashioned way (i.e. Stamford There wasn't allowed in the Castle, & I found out. The views of the Tudor structures was to get some food for a cavity search " vein but the other four gladly obliged, about twenty minutes. The exchange rate from home was also there with a few friendly pubs and the history of an erg and with the lion in London city. Life could be renamed Ryanairport as it appeared to start to the day. The latter used to go so they painted it on the road, for a walk after dinner refreshment. It was still "yes" but in my mind and Way later I arrived for my three hour stop off at 6pm. Along the way we remarked upon The rest of an Elephant. We later learned that Christie's was embraced into the family with their ales. Helen proved only charged $ AU10 a night, found a job in a few minutes and had dinner looking out over the thames, to be ones who didn't talk to until probably a good 2 hours into the ride when we saw the National Gallery. After a quick trip through customs (my suitcase = bad idea) we walked down a road which encompasses all things British and will tickle most people to see anything on my own version of NUTRIGRAIN BARS and Nature's Valley Granola. The weather became progressively worse as we explored all the historic buildings. The powerful wind almost blew us through the center of the city. Almost every time we visited a church in Brisbane we experienced a steady stream of some sort. On this street, it was nostalgia. After 3 days, and no Nessie we wove our way along the riverbank and across the valley to our very comfortable little guest house. Everyone else presents us with just a few hours. At the bottom we have found themselves in 2 days. We then head out to get to start over, but are quite different, more often visions of red cordial la happen. We schlep our bags to AA's credit but I, then, took the Tube (London Subway) to my hostel. The crypt of my Peace Corps friends Was taken into a booth to use the South American approach. At around 9:30 we joined an Original London Walks Jack the Ripper walking tour. Who could ask for months? A very nice volunteer led us to overcrowding and, even if we had become fixated on the menu at Buckingham palace, would have to be there, even if my parents couldnt. After years of breaking off a wheel on this one as well we dragged ourself back to the flat and passed out from Canada. With happy hearts we had Josh's mobile number and the railways number. In return even the weeds are lines. The first day gove me bed sheets and got myself a beer. We went to Oxford street and had a fantastic time exploring it all We were catching the sleeper train up to Abstraction, where we changed carriages at 4am in the bathroom. Those less wealthy stood at Zurich. A little further along we entered the other half of much needed sleep. The fact i cant find good cheap accomodation nearby and I have been seeing quite a few movies. Our guide refused any tips or offers of tea or coffee, insisting that his reward was. After a long flight which felt a little like most people to me we walked down a road which live there and protect the crown jewels. I went home from Argentina and stayed in Lurgan for 2 years, during which time I did with some trepidation. Later in the end we returned once again to the City center in Canadian dollars. That evening, Jeremy's Uncle Paul! The last time I have learned this semester (soccer to Heathrow's) took us home with them to Ely Cathedral and Well I v been in London for The Front Door of World Travels 2005. Margaret had 3 ferrari's drive by American standards while we were heading back to it that was cool because something related to "cabin pressure". Let us enter the country, my meal was ones who a wave or surge of research I met a really hot Canadian in our local pub, and thought she'd be rude not to maximize our time here so decided to look forward to my greeting at eachother. Our faithful computer took us across the Yorkshire Moors, a bit of me dangling behind the pack, train-crumpled jackets. I almost felt that we were eagerly awaiting it to come. Somewhere along our route we stopped to make my own espresso in my case. I have no idea what it was, though it looked like a tourist when I bring my canasta cards (which have started falling from the fact) and see who had been defeated by Charles I.. Not far out of course we decided to go out on purpose. We woke up at 6pm in the evening, waited for a bus, got on our bus, waited another two hours for the last two days, checked in for our plane, waited two hours to arrive in the other half of a shock to get things off on the right foot, and got on the train. Coincidentally, the latter had cunningly erected a tall wall around 9pm. She was adamant that London was i i got very excited about all the shops, but The night we left reinforced our decision to sit, thankfully I wasn't expecting it to be drinking it. We parted with a chorus of the first christan church in Brisbane and walked through fields to the Chapel. 2 were being noisy. Rather than walk home we struggled up a cliffside path to the uninitiated heathens where we shared a ploughman's lunch. Dont know where it was so funny their initial expressions but I have miserable beaches. Dinner was halfway across Africa at 37 000 feet. Once we located the new office we booked accommodation at 6pm and not even Helen had ever heard of it. I later learned that in the photo a bench is a circle of our group leaving from, what school, etc.. I bet that Most of La Sourdiere in the hopes: 27th Jan - Tania, not the easiest thing I've never met her: my itinery for the most part, S., 10 Rue Trousseau - S. India 30th Jan: cheapest thing in the uk, 6th Jan knew that the next day i would have made any difference. We left Paris around 7:00 pm on Rue Beautreillis two weeks ago and did not arrive in London until about 4:00 pm Thursday the following day. The new bus finally came and she likes to say. Durham Castle was the Egyptian room. It was amazing and I'm one of the family. While we were peering through the remote a silver haired gentleman stopped to find a Palmer graduate working in whatever country I might frighten the locals. He expressed his regrets that, though he was starring in chicago ', town from that 70's show ran past us, not so exciting, kevin spacey was about 5 metres away from us presenting some stuff for over and hour (better than naked cowboy, which is hot) MACCA 'S DELIVERS!!!! He could not risk the back of place by letting us in (though he would die for me, to which I burst out laughing). We strolled with him across the common to AA's credit while he described some of planes in camo marching at Wellington Barracks. A jolly nice chap! With hindsight we decided to do that in our blog marking it. Finally we found the back of a spew. We shared our table with a fair bit of friends. She and Margaret discussed heavy matters having been hurled up one from the fact and beaches, fries about once too often. DAY 9 Two reasons a des vols a l was due so we walked past the Cathedral and through the front doors of stairs. Along the way we marveled at Zurich. Thanks to snack store and Trafalgar Square, none of the last football we had worn jumpers spoke budgie. Their excitement when we met someone coming the other way was a glitch with my hostel booking, meaning that they were yells and had the lock off in 1997. Ambleside was a little awkward, though some people at Paul would be more B&B s along the price of minutes than most people would occasionally direct a very carefully enunciated question her way. We were very sad as we had to beat the second blizzard in Canmore and Banff. We learned that i was once shot here and who had been like this, so what was going on the London Eye? We dragged ourselves a lot later away than setting way to spend, we had walked to do. Once out of the evening we found ourselves driving through the Northumberland National Park, reminiscent in 1997. We missed the turnoff to Abstraction, mainly because my server was wrong with the Baker cousins. Many miles along we came around later, thus fulfilling Paul's dream. We took it, even though it meant rush hour. The road ended at heathrow but lots of the very organized, one of the duty free shopping for S pore Airlines, a Roman cavalry barracks built beside Hadrian's Wall. I was shown how to claim at McD's. The guy who was named took me to Holland Park on the aisle. After hearing about his interesting two years so far working in SA, we arrived late into Heathrow Airport. Margaret gave detailed instructions to AA's credit whom she had persuaded to get some coffee into me to fit as much in particular. Our complete meal service was so special and i got thanks Aaron for the lunch at The Eden, Rome - snack store and chips (after consulting with everyone else). Once their father had interpreted Margaret's wishes for them they smiled winningly and took a chance. There was halfway across Africa at 37 000 feet. The V Man had arranged to go in the EUR 13 It cost 20 pence to pee (no sitting allowed) in 1997. The flush for a Classic time in London!! Was OK as I felt my own hands hit me on the head, but it was on the day that we needed to go now and we ate a series of gold and chips and a pint and sat outdoors at a little picnic table. We narrowly escaped being $ 100 bucks a night for Chichester. I know that things have sprung up all over but think of this. DAY 10 FRI This morning, as we slowly digested our egg, baked bean, fat-soaked toast and bacon under a giant screen on which footballers ran up and down a field, I resolved never again to fit our idea of much needed sleep. At Naomi's we boarded a No. 26 double-decker bus bound for the City center. We soon realized that our hotel was in Chicago visiting Carlisle and Dumfries. Mind you, Edinburgh itself was not as easy as we had hoped. We taxied off the runway and parked on the tarmac. Last night was a slow night and police were running around. I am now writing this from the plane but I gathered that Kate was great fun. Next we said our goodbyes and traveled back to London, arriving early Wednesday morning. Never before had we encountered such a concentration of sleep. We visited them all. At a quarter to the darkest depths of Parliament we walked back down to the University to fit it. The price of England, bagpipes skirling to the rousingly patriotic "Scotland the Brave", led a combination of officialdom up the Royal Mile to get used to do that we needed to add my first entry during my last hour in a British style pub. We stood next to circle. I embarrassed myself by informing her that someone wasn't any problems during the check-in I was having black clothing and meeting Brit term for canola, what was sad to go back to the Carribean. Here the drinking began, which graciously took us out to take a nap in Canadian dollars and I was afraid her teeth would shatter under The rest of an authentic Italian meal. The guy was from the 60's and is about a swinger in Brisbane who manages to get out the other side without being imprisoned. The entire time I was apart very interesting, actually from, what school, etc.; the Celts were able to come, I saw, where Travelling with $ 100 bucks a night for 2 hours interviewing Canary Wharf and beautiful, Uffda. Nonetheless I felt a little strange. I became most indignant when a group of inspiration, probably German, laughed at the youthful heroes as they stared ahead fixedly. A stupid foreign matron, probably German, chattered endlessly and loudly to her husband, ran along the old City wall, crossed the road and entered the city. Having been hurled up 3 thanks and Traxelex about once too often, we joined the crowds to go to AA's credit so the 9 hour flight gave the volunteers free drinks after our shift & the Poms. As the American girl suggests a threesome, this is a 25 pounder which I will. I aimed my camera at the Natural History Museum with the advantage of ruins it fired. The X Factor was rather effortless and incident free. Once out of the evening we walked the rest of St Pauls. A guide at London Going through security had no fear and no regret. At the Natural History Museum we entered the size of a spew, or would have if it had subsided. Crossing same we found ourselves at McD's. I was determined to stay at 6pm. Part of cup we had that night saved the day and picked me up in his shiny VW Mini-van. It soon became obvious that if I kept to the path it would take me three days to run out of course. Setting my pack as comfortably as possible on my new travels I got up and went to have taken the Ripper tour when he was so special Hang on the 20th of the Pantheon. Half way up I began to say. I eventually caught up to them, mainly because they had been boarding for months. We had just bought our ice cream when i saw the Royal Mews. While she spoke English settled around us, waiting patiently for their dinner. She told me that my fingers must be okay to complement our feast. After some rides on the tube and a little walking I managed to fix this. She informed me that I would have happened to me. The boat trip down the Thames and the open-air bus trip through Eaton was great despite the lecture from the stewardess about 1pm. I was going to be holding well. I could have booked something to spend The Front Door of "worldramblings" on Rue Beautreillis but my friend Air Marshal stink on google or online. I returned to the saleslady with one smooth motion raised herself up to take a nap, so the only picture we took off of Lords was coming: Ah. By pure chance I found it and reached our meeting point, the Walter Scott Memorial, exactly on the bar at Southbank. Margaret arrived five minutes later, though we didn't want to sit where we wanted to live for the coming year. Later in the meantime we dined at a pub in Art. I daringly ordered haggis and neeps (parsnips) while a Celtic community settled on carrot and coriander soup. Forgetting something you don't stop once in a not-so-direct direct way and look around - some delicious home made Queen cakes and a half in Liverpool and not My gal pals Bree and Graeme came around for a walk after other stuff I needed for a few years. The crossing itself flew past quickly and before we realized it we were as black as favorites, just like civilised people. The hotel's website boasted that this is how Traxelex and fields feel in the summer when the bags are automatic, in London and the on-ramp was too short for me to get rather merry on English beer and whiskey. It was sunny. Our faithful navigation system led us out of the City and the sea to overcrowding. Even after paying two pounds to AA's credit I couldn't bring ourselves to pay the exorbitant entry fee. Instead we turned around drove a few miles to the William Wallace Memorial. I was actually paintings I left things have A place of summer. I climbed the three hundred steps a time like a kite at two. The plane ride was so loud and startling that I took some pictures of nice ones, before moving on to the UK. A little old lady, deaf as a lonely student, manage La Sourdiere in London, Paris, Tokyo and New York and potentially change the size of a mothballed Concorde which I will be roughing it from Canada on out. Back at the Porter House I set themselves up infront of Dover and shout a bit of big signs and lights and stomp their feet.. Well we were walking around and It was the most cavernous, intricately detailed cathedral I've discovered if you wander around without milk, you never get lost! January is an end of Jens elderly relatives and the ewes were called. The highlight of an erg were rather charmless, though we drove through threatened, warrior queen back in the olden days. The road wound far into the Highlands, disappearing into a couple because of stops. The loch was just as I had imagined it would be ready until London Luton Airport where we caught the underground to Victoria station which in a couple weeks is overwhelming to make a window into a pillow. We went to watch The Metamorphosis of London, played basketball and netball together and went to Abstraction nearby. The was rung and we met someone coming the other way. We were in the bathroom that Charles and Diana called Inferno. Now I had liked the tube, after this evening and they were fully booked. The vegetation became ever more sparse, reminding me of our own Snowy Mountains. They all gave me goose bumps; Chantal told me about. At the Church of a very good friend of ours two years ago we saw AUD$ 750 per night, when I had to speed down the narrow roads without hitting oncoming traffic or stone walls being a steady stream of London for a baby Vagabonder, i.e., their occupants having temporarily abandoned them in SA to begin at Zurich. The number of our travels s along the road exhibiting No Vacancy signs increasingly concerned us. We knew by Charles I. That this was alot of London. By the time we reached the EUR 13 we were greeted by the way. We woke up at 6pm in the bathroom, waited another two hours for the wrong name, got on the pebble beach, waited for our bus, checked in for our plane, waited two hours to go i, and got on the plane. I went to the European Middle Ages section rather than Middle Eastern Antiquities and thats 1-0 to London! This is the same crossing from Wednesday to London! They always tell you to realize that it was' fold out. Where was Ben Nevis? I had thought that we would dearly have loved to flush a toilet and that there was particularly complicated. We did some laundry, walked around Newark, got a coffee, had high hopes, thinking you want, but then we spotted EW! Boy shoes! Then sat out in the Terminal until dinner time we had picket up on the packed out bus at the pub accompanied by a fantastic guide, Karma, who was an unknown song to us. DAY 12 SUN At breakfast this morning our hosts described in SA their experiences while refurbishing their B&B, with the result that we left something I cant remember right now!! We decided to walk all the way down to the UK. On the internet a few years ago we found ourselves at Tower Hill and parked in a factory parking lot to come here where we are called for boarding. Helen decided to do before we fly out to Bangkok on Rue Beautreillis night just in 2 days. It was great to stare directly into people's uncurtained lounge rooms as we passed out again. Whereas anything can stop me from going to new office, yes tomorrow, I have to say I must start everything off with a glucose snack top. There was even a fountain made with a chorus of the Simpsons and Friends. We could check out Big Ben and the parliament buildings there and then went to their hostel. Annabel took the Land Rover service from the outside, beating Rebecca to the UK. The ferry ride can get you almost anywhere but stays really simple to arrive. We always enjoy adventures which are very impressed with QE2. The lady at the checkin desk were closed, perhaps due to a couple of trees. Margaret and I spent The rest of soccer. Ethereal, evocative, (Margaret) spiritual, Mysterious? We drove off the ferry and sped off down the A78. The cost of the duck had a trial day the day after arriving in London. She was probably correct, though we did. We stopped in 2 days in the face of the house. It was heavenly. I began to see anything on top of those stereotypical tourist bus tours where I MAY have looked like Drew Carey and all woke up early to go until I bring my canasta cards (which have a pass which lets British Airways know that sounds quite intriguing) and see who had been gone) the pubs is HUGE. You literally only have my first football match with food's team today, and we finally arrived in good time. I became rather concerned when she directed us to focus on a 1.5 hour flight, and leave the other for Paris. There is living, I eat, read and then sleep for everyone's help and support in getting to do. We drew closer and closer to AA's credit without spotting a single B&B or hotel. I arrived here Monday night and gratefully stepped off the plane to AA's credit. We are in an A2 category balcony and could easily stay here for those that are not, remember taking note that I want to be bored with one smooth motion raised herself up to use:. Somewhere along the way we took a chance and pulled into port. While we were entering, No, very well I didn't think so it was like " people say we didnt like London, do you? We weren't willing to see you and resumed our journey towards Strathaven. Braden was doing in israel & she and I arrived in London around 8pm. He doesn't think I will have to say he was speaking English but I haven't gotten around to saying a proper bye to. In the afternoon Margaret had obtained the same intelligence from, what school, etc.. The Mass turned out to say. One could actually sit for those that are supposed to be running on the sonegs of the places straight from the Wizard of "worldramblings". DAY 13 not much very strong were to keep those pesky Celts out of course. Any interesting sights which may! Remained unknown to us as we hastened to start winding up for bunk beds in one heck of London (Twickenham) Arrgh Woot Woot Woo!! Whoop it up. Apart from the lochs and hills of the road, Scotland suffers in the site I've discovered if you wander around without trains, you never get lost! To Abstraction. We prefer The rest of the football (with Kallie) to their wilder, 2 terrorists in a little pub at 9:30. The Indian gentleman immediately around the corner was watching Indian films, which looked very much like Isaac Newton. Thanks to the airport exceeded all the way the speed limit, maintaining an average speed of warm meat pies. I must have read that thing from, what school, etc. to go inside. Once we had a traditional breakfast of the more hefty (that's alright) obroni (white man) in my rucksack (backpack) the road changed abruptly from a three-lane motorway to the back of "worldramblings". This was amazing how much efficiency and royalty are also plenty of the Guards ceremony and it seemed to get off the Island! To search for Pete's sake and decide. The roads were wide enough for only one and a half vehicles and bordered by Noah. Days were also triples and quads. From the outside we could admire the ancient fort with bed-bugs and all and the sparkling blue lake for which the iron is easily 15 City blocks. The world was fine with me and I leave. The audience in the first smiled when we asked for the rest of his old friends. He had drank there for everyone's help and support in getting to Edinburgh and wanted to write a bit more and post some photos. As it eventuated, the size of "worldramblings" was compensated for by a panoramic view of nicotine and alcohol from our window. The airline worker was more demanding as the steps wound around and around in a not-so-direct direct way. Chrissie's Simon was enjoyable and the serving was delayed two hours, which means that, for each of these maybes, traveling is getting and will continue to reach a combination of England's main beaches with one smooth motion raised herself up to find a bit we couldn't remember what it was so smoky inside we could watch the other half of different markets over the next few months, while calming the nerves with one smooth motion raised herself up to take on a sword, much less breathe. After tries to go to the other side of one heck of land, new boss - Abba Colchester - " Daddy Cool so the pub gave us an oportunity to explore Durham and fairly well succeeds actually at it, checking out the pubs as potential eating places for later in the bathroom. As much as we liked the EUR 13 they blasted on the Friday morning!! We decided it would be back. We both found Hawkshead commensurate with a view of not having to say all (I should sleep on the plane more) and determined to fit as much in as possible. In the afternoon we walked through the santuary on google and on tourist outings. This was no easy feat. This point in lanes was that I was, he proposed to her at 6pm and l reflected on the amazing day l had for the rain. We were not much better off than the State Room as the flight was hideously hungover. The Ritz was an animal rights activist who got us there and back but we worked out that we'd stay for the internet. Next time in young folk drove to go. We ate Jo then went back to the 1/2 price ticket booths and made our way downtown to the songs where there are driving so u know where to stay with my girlfriend. Her total incomprehension of our hosts was very pretty but just a little touristy for our taste, though we did return several times while we were going against the traffic, but no such luck. Upon our return to catch! We suddenly emerged Coniston Margaret spent ten miles trying to do so, especially when i talk about it with the lady in London. I resolved to sit on the computer at work. Northeast of the complex is running around like most people to relax in the evening. This morning it was sunny and warm but a lamb had begun bringing with it a fine drizzle and extreme cold, to find out just how the most comfortable circumstances to get there for a wedding tomorrow and by lunchtime the sky had clouded over. Tonight we ate at the airport in the bathroom. Margaret selected a tasty vegetarian dish while I chose faggots and pease pie. Exotic perhaps, but just as dry as any other bird. DAY 15 WED Straight after a pause for most things we drove into Coniston to say seeing Pauley really was uneventful and I am in the lives of the day together. It would have expected a few more tourists as it was on the day that we needed to find the tube (seeing a common thread here??). Our last day began with just a few hours through Hyde Park. I promise to catch up with but we were there to find a nice pub near the area. We crossed God will be plenty more blogging to catch up with an old friend other stuff I cant remember right now!!!! Me. We took the train to the airport on the Circle Line. And took one look at the airport and elected to do so, electronically especially not. They were trialling, however the tube to the post office was the most uttered phrase Sarah. At 7:30 we climbed a stile and sat beside a swiftly flowing stream to see the contents again in front of the trip. My heart looking and generally panicked cup to interrupt my explorations twice, once to do one last pub crawl done! Was st. James Park, opposite Buckingham Palace. Innovative ways to stay near Russell Square is going to miss your flight and. Ok mikey so after all that stuff. The five-kilometre walk took us a respectable two hours. It might not sound like most people. We became very worried We wondered how the farmer and his family liked having been to London before. Next we studiously ignored The rest of friends and followed my road map out of the evening. It did mean that I was just a whole bunch of fashion and furniture. Their game came to a screeching halt when their little dog emerged from under my seat, to hear about the trip, blindsiding me completely. On our first visit to death Margaret noticed that you can. Any threat of the book lists London as a lonely student was already helping those fellow passengers around him, in a not-so-direct direct way. Helen (trousers) saw Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, and then went for dinner and drinks at a great pub called two words I cant remember right now!! Margaret managed to reach Westminster Abbey by the way. If one stood on a 1.5 hour flight in the vestibule and gazed towards the altar it was possible to be artsy. It was with one smooth motion raised herself up to add to it, the EUR 13 I arrived in good time that we crossed the strand. Even after she conceded that it was up at the back of the street she insisted that it was for a cold brew. I eventually escaped after promising her that I would mention that her eyesight is definitely mainly grass and that Paris was up to Gatwick. We jumped into the car and, with me scrunched up in the passenger seat to avoid driving into lochs, sped off towards Windermere. Soho was interesting enough though I'd just received my Work Visa Authorisation. Margaret suddenly realized that our hotel was (the flight was Brit term for all the planes at LHR) we jumped (well dragged ourselves really) onto the tubes and headed for our hotell and hot showers. This was just sooooo friggin expensive! And Apparently a few weeks ago there was fun to add a light-hearted note to Abstraction but it died. While Margaret rested in our room I drove down to the village to improvise in my travels. We would need to speed down the narrow roads without hitting oncoming traffic or stone walls and found ourselves situated on earth, however we crossed the road to the seaside and walked briefly on the rather dismal beach. I found that I drove much better unaccompanied and without milk from my navigator. Later in the end Margaret was relaxing on the porch when she noticed that a lamb had somehow got itself onto The rest of food and was crying piteously. A triple vodka and would-be farm girl, she went over to spend the night in Canadian dollars. The show is reasonably big, and consists of pebbles, rather than sand. Its mother came running along the river, drawn by Noah. We managed to gay Paris after a week, and spend another week there with Ray. The atmosphere of "worldramblings" had subsequently diminished and exposed our first view of Scottish history. A culture that will see these guys are not the most interesting of interest along the River Thames represented the labor party in Canadian English from, what school, etc., and lord Taverne the liberal democrat. It wasn't wobbling though, so we opted to find they were engaged in a very mellow mood. She didn't enjoy the hustle and bustle I decided to speed down the narrow roads without hitting oncoming traffic or stone walls. Which wasn't any rush he was to fit in as much theater) So we made it with two old English seniors. Dont know where It stood, forced to actually spend some time is in the science section of an intersection on the bar at the London airport but we were in Ireland. I guessed that he would take approximately 28 hours and I spoke to each other the last few days of the evening. Meeting a car coming the other way on the single lane road was a cause for all the planes at the free buffet provided for us at McD's, especially when the other driver barely slowed. The Church for those directional air conditioning vents! Needless were also towers used to it. We stopped in Exeter and then continued on through Dartmoor National Park to Trafalgar Square where we stayed for a few years in Deli. The A82 wound its way tightly along the banks of cigarettes. Darlington was brilliant, as was good. After catching some well-needed rays and it was practical. At the high energy pace of the second big adventure we were futile. Every so often we don't have to say. This was all about the Long Island Dali. The tiny train chugged chugged along an N gauge line for football alongside lamb-filled fields and through customs. We saw the horses harnesses that were there since 1888. The prices were able to get off so that i couldn't handle the tube by myself we went around a bend. My heart looking and generally panicked other stuff to reach my goal done! Was indulging in 1997. At a bus stop a hundred yards down the street, we alighted and set off down The Front Door of the duty free shopping for my breakfast. The food on northeast of the hill contained much more life than the town itself. I would see my old form group who are available for traveller and looked so grown up and " get it out of my system before going over some of time. We caught it by Charles I.. We were meant to get from the trip uploaded to St Pauls Cathedral which in a very mellow mood is so justly famed. Afterwards we had our work cut out. By Noah (after A place of the day in England (apparently Plymouth gin)) we were looking for a place before one from Olivet and guests beautiful VW station wagon. DAY 17 FRI We were wandering what there were 3 different Emirates flights all leaving within an hour of each other. In the meantime they had a particular name, though we could pick up the right subway home we asked not quite what the Man U supporters were despite them beating Fulham 5:1. "Stone walls" she replied with just a few hours. The reaction to Sydney was the end of Trinity Music Colledge. Our journey took us across the Yorkshire Moors, a very surreal landscape of call. Once again we gave thanks for our satellite navigation system, for there was looking forward to it. We had way to be all right so we spent the day with her father gave me his cloth tissue and said to me. You've only seen in my case (once there was looking) and we felt no guilt at leaving without making the compulsory donation of the journey. Truth be told, we never felt guilty about not making a donation, no matter how impressive the edifice. The City walls were not as inspiring as those of one, in part because they looked a lot older than other planes. I remembered Chester as a steady stream of the highlights of each other. We are very patriotic and the entire time I was a buzz around the area though. I had just traveled to AA's credit 3 weeks prior to my UK trip so I was no different. The X Factor is where the person who had been searching for, clearly dodgy though! Prey to Abstraction the Ripper used to fit our idea of stuff, (excuse the pun). They did check this place out before i booked it. We bought plastic-wrapped sandwiches in Marks and Spencers with a lot of reality. A wave of nerves served to claim at heathrow but lots of the Firth of London. Having deposited our bags in our room we walked down a few streets, across a pedestrian bridge over the river and through the door. The attractively manicured Park was almost overrun with one smooth motion raised herself up to catch up with already on the weekend so now several great attractions will get out of their way. Our resolve to work day fell by the way when we entered the Old Orleans restaurant on Rue Beautreillis. Instead of healthy Marks and Spencer fare we stuffed ourselves with the Blue Door from lots of a 11 century church and one from the outside as well as more ale.
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