Well today is a transit day, having spent yesterday doing a bit of laundry and walking around the University. This is where the world gets smaller. How small? Here it is… So we are sitting at dinner the other night, casually chatting about all things pet (typical conversation goes “what do you think Knowshon is doing…”). Sitting next to us are two Americans also chatting about all sorts of things. In the most casual of […]
The author recounts their first day in Scotland, exploring historical sites like a castle and the HMS Britannia. They marvel at the castle's rich history, impressive cannon, and the ship's royal legacy. Enjoying tea onboard, they reflect on the royal family's lifestyle and the extensive preparations for their journeys. Saturday becomes a relaxing tourist day.
The author shares their travel experience in Edinburgh, Scotland, highlighting sleep struggles linked to airflow concerns. After a restless night, they enjoyed a walking tour, learning about the dog Bobby, a local hero. The author comments on Scottish cuisine, shares plans for leisure activities, and embraces the unique culture and history.
The travelers adjust to their international journey, exploring London, including the Victoria and Albert museum. They enjoyed remote work, dinner at the Sky Garden, and the efficient subway system. With a relaxing train ride to Edinburgh, they anticipate adventures and cultural experiences, reflecting on historic photos highlighting US struggles.
Well we’ve been in London about 24 hours, yesterday we arrived around noon, then it took some time to get to our hotel. We took the express train to London from Heathrow which was fairly easy except for the walk to the train (long). We then decided to walk from there to our hotel, which was super nice – it’s about 70F and sunny – not too hot, nor too cold. We walked through Hyde […]
Well we are outta here, made it to DIA way ahead of schedule, but that’s ok. Cindy is having separation anxiety from the pets, but she’ll work through it as soon as the door closes. We found two great house sitters through trustedhousesitter.com who stay in our house, take care of it and the pets and basically there’s no fee. There’s a charge to join the site, but considering dog storage at a place costs […]
Well it was raining a lot during this hike on Wednesday and we really didn’t take many pictures. The evening was pretty slow, dinner was pre-ordained for us and not so great, but afterwards we went and ordered hot chocolate – which came out like chocolate soup! Cindy was excited at first, but then with all chocolate soup you cannot eat as much as you think.
Well today was pretty easy as expected and sunny all day – high of only 75F so not so bad – last week I think it was 85F so a pretty good change. We’ve now pivoted onto the main Portuguese Way route so there are many more people on the journey. This morning we were able to get up early and get moving with the goal of not spending so much time in the heat […]
Well today was fun, started out in the rain, was pouring at 8 am when we were having breakfast, but by 9:30 when we started was just a drizzle and not so bad. Of course walking into breakfast and seeing all the cheese, meat, etc. sort of has you eyeing other items, but it’s great when I compare it with hotels I’ve had to stay at in the United States and their ‘complimentary breakfast’.
Well today was actually pretty great, rained pretty hard our last hour or two, but this morning we left around 9 am and it was nice until about noon – but we finally got to use our rain gear and it worked great— having grown up in the Pacific Northwest I didn’t have any worries about our rain gear decisions 🙂
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