Blogs from Europe - page 11162

Dear Bo & Dud, We were quite sad to be leaving La Sirotiere in Vernoil. The awning carpet had gone into jungle mode and, as it made getting into the fridge difficult, we thought we ought to be moving on. Ann & David had made us feel very welcome and as you can see from the photograph we had plenty of space to relax in. Robert & Peter were good company, and gave us a parting gift of a bottle of Saumur Fizz and a lovely card - we shall be enjoying this later on this evening while watching Last Night of the Proms (in France, how clever is that). Our journey to Bois du Tauzan was a good one - we did not use the auto route and as Howard had predicted, it took 6 ... read more

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Well we’ve been here in London for 2 months now so it’s time for an update in the lives of the Roma’s. When we arrived (at just after 5am) we spent more than 3 hours going through customs before being met by Mark’s uncle Phil who had kindly offered to greet us and take us into the city in his black cab. It was really great to see him and get all the goss on the Roma family here in London during our journey into Kensington. He took us to the hotel that we had a reservation at and when we arrived we were still in time for the hotel complementary breakfast, which was lucky for us since the aeroplane food was not flash. Once getting settled into our room and having breakfast we went for ... read more

If you go into Home My Favorites the entry from August 28 you will see a new video I've added. It's just fantastic and worth your time. Enjoy... read more

We decided to catch a train into Italy from Lucern rather than going backwards to Zurich. This meant we had to change trains at a little place called Arth Goldau. While there was a timetabled connection of 4 minutes, we thought we would play it safe and catch the train before. However we needn't have worried. Switzerland appears to have excellent timetabling with the local train getting in 4 minutes before the international train and departing another 4 minutes after (so stopping for 8 minutes). This gives plenty of time for people to change to and from the international train without holding it up. After our short stay at Arth Goldau we jumped on board the international train where we had reserved seats. The train was very full unlike most other trains we had caught recently ... read more