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November 10th 2008

Published: November 10th 2008

On Friday, I attended an English Ceilidh (pronounced kay-lee). If you You-Tube "Ceilidh," you will find some really funny footage of awkward people dancing around...which is basically what a Ceilidh is. We learned dances from the Jane Austen era, listened to English folk music, and it was actually a lot of fun, despite how dorky it all looks. Then, at the end of the night, people got onstage to si... Read Full Entry

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upper and lower levels

Temple of Sulis-Minerva

Roman Ruins

testing the thermal springs to see if they really were warm

(they were...it felt nice)

...too late.

city centre

looking at the abbey from the bustling city centre

an Irish wish at the pub for lunch

at the Circus

big beautiful gorgeous tree

we even got to see some monkeys

Royal Crescent

the majestic Royal Crescent

Napoleon's gift to Queen Victoria

aka our playground

hidden treasure?

Queen Victoria Monument

quaint little English house in Victoria Park

hills hills hills

heading back to the city centre

14th November 2008

anonymous
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I dig the pics
Huong I have to say you took some very comical photos while you where in the bath. I was thinking you would have sung "Total Eclipse of My Heart" though but I guess it was for the best that you didnt. Anyway I have to go read your other blog now so goodnight.

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