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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Stonehenge and Avebury – the video
As well as taking photos while on holiday I did some filming with my digital camera. The sound isn’t very good on this film as it was a windy day, but this will give you a feel for Stonehenge and Avebury.Stonehenge and Avebury from anne-marie west… Continue reading
Journey back to Edinburgh
Well Thursday brought the end of our holiday so it was time to drive back to Edinburgh. We were all ready to go home – possibly as we had been in the same hotel room for nine days (ok 3 different hotel rooms).One of our original plans was to go to… Continue reading
York Day Two – Bus Tour
Well our plan for today was to walk round the city walls but this had to be changed as it was raining. We opted to go on a city bus tour. We ended up going round a twice – the kids got a bit bored the second time, but we managed to get to sit upst… Continue reading
York – Day One – Jorvick and Castle Museum
Our first full day in York was a chance to visit the Jorvik and Castle Museum.The Jorvik Museum is based on finds from a dig in the Copper Gate nearly 20 years ago. It is a ride and some galleries. Good museum but it was very busy.Jorvik Centre on… Continue reading
National Space Centre
On Monday it was time for us to move on again. It was time to move North but not home yet. We are staying in York for three nights. Instead of heading straight for York we took a detour via The National Space Centre in Leicester, hoping we would n… Continue reading
Think Tank Birmingham
On Sunday after a visit to Villa Park we headed to Think Tank in the centre of Birmingham. Think Tank is a science and technology museum. It is set in Millennium Point along side Birmingham City University.Think Tank is a mixture of old and new te… Continue reading
Keeping the kids amused
Since Eleanor was nine months we have been traveling. As the children grew up we started to invent games. The first time I remember this was in Key West when the kids and Terry started playing rock, paper, scissors except they added in a few new o… Continue reading
Villa Park – The home of Football in England
… according to Terry. When Terry was at university in Birmingham he followed Aston Villa. He stood at the Holte End every other Saturday and the occasional Wednesday. He still supports Aston Villa but now from a far. So since we were in Birmingh… Continue reading
Saturday in Birmingham
Our first full day in Birmingham started with a trip to The Sealife Centre. It was worth a visit, especially as we were in first in the queue. It got very busy. We had a wander round looking at the fish. The main ocean tunnel was amazing with the … Continue reading