Travel Adventures

After the Garfagnana national park we booked into a campsite just outside of Florence for 3 nights. We spent 2 full days exploring the city. The first day we went to the famous Uffizi Gallery which displays many Renaissance masterpieces the Vecchio Palace well worth the effort if you want a crash course in ancient mythology and the Piazza della Signoria filled with sculptures and tourists. Th

18 May 2013We went for a walk in the Pilis Hills behind Domus and may not have picked the best route because we spent the day on paths in the beech woods and did not see any long distance views. But we did get some exercise and the shade kept us cool.

HeyVan bij zonsopgang 6.08 uur tot zonsondergang 21.02 uur zonder ophouden regen.Als sluitstuk van deze natte dag een mooie regenboog. Wel in drie delen kan niet in eenmaal in mijn kodakske.

17 May 2013We cycled along the river to the town of Visegrad where the staff in the brand new tourist office which was due to be officially opened the following day helpfully typed a card for Wendy39s use at Hungarian tourist attractions to obtain any discounts that may be available for a blind person and her helper.There was a ferry in the town so we crossed to the other bank and spent a pleas

16 May 2013The campsite in Pannonhalma was delightful and while we bought bread in the morning from the local baker Wendy had an impromptu lesson on how to say thank you in Hungarian much to the shop assistants amusement.There is an attractive area called the Danube Bend where the river winds through a series of hills just north of Budapest. We drove there and visited the town of Esztergom whi

Suzy moved on down the road to the tiny village of Gradara. We have planned to stop at a car park called the Cypresses but found it firmly shut when we arrived. The gates were locked and although there was a car park next to it there was no space for Suzy or any motorhome of any length.We thought we might have to miss Gradara and its pretty castle but luckily found another car park a little way do

Yesterday we arrived in Kastraki. It39s a very tiny town and at times you won39t see anyone on the streets but it still attracts tourists because it is situated below the rock formation and monasteries of Meteora. These are the most amazing rock formations I have ever seen Our hotel looks right at them so I get to wake up to this beautiful site. Our hotel is really nice it doesn39t fee

We had a nice hearty breakfast in our great hotel in Glasgow...we then head off to carry our baggage through the streets of Glasgow... We find the station..then quickly board our train....45 minutes later and we arrive at Haymarket...arrive at our hotel...Angel Share...the check in is through the restaurant....there is also a bar...cool....we can39t check in as yet as its 2pm check in...drop of

Can the ETERNAL SIN against the Holy Spirit EVER be forgivenThis blog is dedicated to DR. Peter Parnes Laura Brickman barrister at arms ewelina denton my ex wife neena crinion dc jp wedger of the vice squad yvonne lewers of the ss sarah viner of the probational services justice mervyn roberts mohmmaed ullah john burton qc judge yvonne gibson kasper rucinski and of course...bill

The Wally diaries.... The two fat ladies finally let me out of the room. They didn39t let me take my new friend rabbit Fine I39ll show them....I took the bus hostage and took them towards the southern highlands.First stop Loch Lomond national park. One hour away from Glasgow...reminded me very much of bowral... I told them to get out at the park and take my picture next to the lovely la