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Look at you two, living like a couple of Poms in the countryside...doing your shopping at the market and going to garden parties at the vicarage! A lifestyle you could get used to??

Murray...
Top work on the photo of Murray with his cuzzies....luv it :-)

Sounds like you had a lovely day in York! You totally have to go back to do the Shambles though....narrow street with buildings on all sorts of odd angles and you can just imagine what it was like to live in England back in the day when you walk down it. And dont be scared of the M1...side roads are pretty and let you pass through quaint villages but the motorway lets you cover huge distance in a very short space of time. Just stick to the left lane!

Good to see the cousins
Great to see photos of the English cuzzies. Continuing to follow your travels as we are travelling too! Hope you have Bavaria on your travel list-its superb!

Thank goodness
Hi, glad to hear Eric seems to be better now - do you two have to make everything an adventure !! just loving seeing the photos - you both look very well indeed xx

Good to see you brave hanging over the edge of the castle to kiss the stone....it was pouring with rain the day we were there and we didn't fancy lying on the slippery stones hanging out over the edge! This cough that Mum has....she doesn't make a squealing sound upon coughing does she? Similar to a pig?!? ;-)

Buns in Ballybunnion
We needed a loo stop so went to a pub in Ballybunnion, had a coffee, muffins and met the barmaid from Taranaki. Did you get to Cahirsiveen? They love to dance, sing and drink even in the early afternoon.

Glad to see you enjoyed the Cliffs of Moher...it was incredibly windy the day we visited and I was convinced one of the idiots crossing the barrier was going to get blown off the edge. At least people like that make you feel smarter!! Did you happen to see the castle at Kinvarra?

So did you manage to find oysters in Galway??

Love the photo of Murray. I challenge you to get photos of Murray with his cuzzies in as many countries as you can :-)

On behalf of both your daughters I would like to point out that your female soccer comment was rather sexist....and girls can do anything!

O My God
Well hello, to the travellers, I was getting a bit worried and lonely without the blogs. You went to an "Argos" holy cow.... Wonder what it stood for over there - certainly not what you and I know it to be Grahame. Great to hear you both alive and kicking and look forward to more entries. cheers Christine