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UK Family Visit 2019

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  • DĂ©but du voyage
    20 juillet 2019
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    London

    21 juillet 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C

    Lara was at airport to meet me and we had the luxury of 3 nights mother/daughter time in London before heading to Exeter to meet Tom and Cooper. We got to our hotel in Westminster and settled in to our room. We ordered Ubereats for dinner (my first experience) and got to bed at around 9pm only to be woken at 1pm for a full fire evacuation! We atleast had our clothes on as many were in next to nothing - turned out to be quiet a funny night! I think someone vandalised the doors which set the alarms off - anyway it worked out okay as I was out of wack with my sleep.En savoir plus

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    London

    23 juillet 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ☀ 29 °C

    Visited this amazing art gallery in London. The Tate Modern is Britain's national gallery of international modern art and forms part of the Tate group. It is based in the former Bankside Power Station, in the Bankside area of the London Borough of Southwark.En savoir plus

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    Wales Brecon Beacons

    30 juillet 2019, Pays de Galles ⋅ 🌧 15 °C

    Tom took us for a drive through this stunning Landscape. Located in south Wales, the Brecon Beacons National Park has four dramatic mountain ranges, rolling hills that offer brilliant walking and cycling tracks. We stayed at a cute BnB for 2 nights.En savoir plus

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    Wales Tenby

    31 juillet 2019, Pays de Galles ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C

    Tenby is a harbour town in southwest Wales known for its 13th-century town walls and its stretches of sandy shoreline, including Castle Beach. The ruins of Tenby Castle are on a headland overlooking the harbour featuring a 16th-century wrought-iron cannon. The Tudor Merchant’s House recreates domestic life in 1500, with a merchant's shop and working kitchen.

    Lara and Coops played on the beach while Tom and I explored the headland - it is a very popular holiday destination.    En savoir plus

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    Wales Pontneddfechan

    1 aoĂ»t 2019, Pays de Galles ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C

    We enjoyed a lovely drive to our accommodation in Pontneddfechan - walking distance to an odd shaped slate tiled building which said 'Waterfall Country - Bro'r Sgydau'. We set off through a gate across the road from the Angel pub and followed a good track following the left hand side of Nedd Fechan upstream. Immediately we were in the beautiful woodland. Below us Nedd Fechan rushed on by, no waterfalls to show in Nedd Fechan during the very early stages but plenty of stretches of rapids. We climbed up the easy slope of the valley while enjoying glistens of sunshine until reaching a rockpool.En savoir plus

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    Wales Brecon Mountain Railway

    1 aoĂ»t 2019, Pays de Galles ⋅ ⛅ 20 °C

    Cooper was in his element having a ride on this heritage railway, running through the Brecon Beacons. It is based on the Brecon and Merthyr Railway, which opened originally in 1859 and closed in 1964. The dramatic South Wales landscape and impressively restored steam locomotives made for a great day out while in Wales.En savoir plus

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    Devon Exeter

    3 aoĂ»t 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C

    Caught up with Uncle Barry and Aunty Wendy - exploring the Quayside - Lots of swans to be seen on the river along with amazing history.

    We explored the underground passages which were had bern especially repaired for tourists.
    They were designed to bring clean drinking water from natural springs outside the walled city. The water came through lead pipes into the heart of the city. The pipes sometimes leaked and repairs to buried pipes could only be carried out by digging them up as we do today. To avoid this disruption the passages were vaulted.    En savoir plus

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    Exeter Cathedral

    3 aoĂ»t 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ☀ 20 °C

    Exeter Cathedral Dates back 900 years, it is one of England's most beautiful medieval cathedrals and one of the finest examples of decorated Gothic architecture in the UK. It is most famous for its two Norman towers, impressive west front carvings and the longest unbroken stretch of Gothic vaulting in the world. Of note are the Minstrels' Gallery, the 15 Century Astronomical Clock, a complete set of Misericords and the highly decorated tombs, bosses and corbels. The library contains the famous 'Exeter Book' of Anglo-Saxon verse, the Exon Domesday and many other historical documents.

    Also on exhibition were some amazing artifacts from WW2 along with some beautiful tapestry work.    En savoir plus

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    Day out with Terry

    6 aoĂ»t 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ☁ 19 °C

    Terry, Lara, Cooper and I went on the Dartmouth Steam Railway travelling 7 miles along the South Devon coast and into the Dart Valley with stations at Goodrington Sands, Churston finishing at the beautiful village of Kingswear which sits opposite the Port of Dartmouth. You can get onto Dartmouth River Boats to take you to the historic town of Totnes (nine miles upriver). We enjoyed a lovely lunch at a local pub in Dartmouth.En savoir plus

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    The River Exe Cafe

    8 aoĂ»t 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ☀ 19 °C

    Had an amazing lunch on this Cafe we travelled to by water taxi to access - moored in the middle of the Ex Estuary in Exmouth

    The River Exe Cafe is a floating barge just off the water-ski lane on the River Exe. It was created back in 2011 using two flat bed barges and a shed! The base of the cafe is two mud hoppers from Stoke on Trent, which were transported by road down to Exmouth; sandblasted, painted and steel worked together to create a 1.7 km decking area on which to build the cafe. With no mains water or electricity, they use holding tanks and a generator.En savoir plus

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    Hennock Devon

    11 aoĂ»t 2019, Angleterre ⋅ ⛅ 15 °C

    Went to the Hennock Country Fayre - Vintage Rally Horse and Dog Show in Devon - truly out in the beautiful countryside! A real old fashion show!! Cooper rode a horse and looked at his favorite ‘tractors’ - Tom’s sister Hannah and her horse won 3rd prize in the horse show - we then drove through a part of Dartmoor National Park and enjoyed a lovely lunch and afternoon with Liz and Rick.En savoir plus

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