If you’ve never been you should check out Nottingham and also some of the small towns and parks nearby such as Castleton You’d get some face-melting photos there.

As a Canadian living in England, your photos really make me realise what I like about this country.

Thanks

Dan

If you ever get an opportunity, visit Bristol Wales or Edinburough Scotland.

Scotland’s the home of my ancestors.

Blue skies today and its the weekend baby! :)

current weather conditions in Vancouver: grey and drizzling… bonding through horribly dull weather conditions… there should almost be a smiley for that…

@crunchycarpets — i have family in Liverpool and Stoke-on-Trent, but I won’t be traveling that far north this trip.

Lisa as a Cowgirl hmmmmm… the third picture on this post could quite possibly make your dreams come true

And I love taking the train there.
The best trip was from Glasgow to Inverness..though we had been awake for 24 hours so it was a bit trippy. Dh almost killed me squealing every five minutes about deer and bunnies!

Oh and I had a dream about you last night in which you were a cowgirl!

The Apple Store in Regent St is great, didn’t know it was the biggest one in the world though! It’s not that huge.

Do drop me a mail if you want to meet up and talk Apple and design over a frosty pint.

Current weather conditions: grey skies and drizzling.

@Chris — castles are pretty awesome. i spent my childhood summers in the Isle of Man where there was a town all about castles. oddly enough it was called Castletown. they made the loveliest ice cream there. i used to get my ice cream cone with the flake of course and run up the spiral staircase allll the way to the top and pretend i was a soldier. a soldier who watched for bad guys whilst enjoying a lovely ice cream.

@Chocoadicta — i would love to come to Scotland. apparently there are kilts and bagpipes, something i would be foolish to miss out on. And it would be wonderful to practice my Spanish again. I’m afraid that it is vanishing everyday. What city are you living in?

@Mark — work and play. i’ll be in London for two days. i currently have one plan… visit the biggest Apple store in the world. Beyond that, everything is up for grabs. Wimbledon hmm… sounds like a rowdy place, might be worth a stop!

@Mark & Chris — Walker’s makes THE Marmite crisps. To be honest, I haven’t ever eaten marmite crisps or marmite for that matter.

The reason being is that I had a cat, Romário (named after the Brasilian football legend), with heart problems who had to take heart medication twice a day. As you can imagine, it is hard to force a cat to swallow pills, so my mum would cover the pills in marmite to fool the cat into eating the pill. As he was quite a smart cat, Romário would lick most of the marmite off and leave the sticky pill on the ground. After about a week, Romário said “no way” to the marmite pill cover-up experiment and I was effectively turned off Marmite for good.