Seeing an opportunity for some solo travel (for practice) and to give our gracious hosts a break, we jumped on the bus to Whitby yesterday. Whitby is absolutely chock-full of interesting history. It’s another sea-side town, but it’s off the charts compared to Scarborough. The East cliff is […]
…it is, however, quite thrilling to be in one. Although you wouldn’t want a bee in one. As it happens, Bex’ sister Louise, and her husband Chris, and Chris’ father Jim, are all avid operators of apiaries. Years ago…in the British equivalent of the Boy Scouts, Chris’ and […]
Another full day in beautiful Yorkshire! The weather started off a bit grim, but perked up in the end. The day’s activities started at Pickering Station, where we waited to catch the Steam train on the North Yorkshire Moor Railway. NYMR is an 18 mile long, 6 station […]
I have been gushing to John about York for years…every time we have talked about visiting the UK I blathered on about the beautiful Minster, the Shambles and the City Walls. Today, we finally got to visit for half a day. Our day started at the train station, […]
We made it! Seeing as nothing fills John with hatred and bile more than Papa John and air travel, we did remarkably well! It had a lot to do with the final season of Breaking Bad, which we polished off somewhere over the Atlantic ocean (holycrappthatshowisgreat.) The flight […]
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