Nat's holiday
Lyndon & Natalee
Hubby and I are off to the UK March 18 for 4 weeks. yee haa! going on
a coach trip through europe - whirlwind in 12 days, then back, to stay
with a friend in london, and hire a car and drive as far up to
scotland as we can!
so, Hildagh, and all... can I ask you.. closer to the day what is the
weather like? like...how freezing and raining? still figuring out
what we'll take, and will be hard to go from heat here to spring
there.
well, that's it. (no more details - dont want to cause too much travel
jealousy!!!) sorry guys...(kickin toes in dirt, but grinnin!)
see ya all
very excited Natalee
Harvey R. Stone
Hi Natalee, My daughter tells me that it is still multi-layered wearing
season. It sounds like a trip of a lifetime. We will need a full
report at a later date soooo take notes as you go through each day for
a full description to be given here. Enjoy.
Harv
KAC
Scotland in the summer of 2001 and I wish I had the money to go this
year! I hope you have a great trip!!
Best wishes,
Kellann;o)
Lyndon & Natalee wrote:
>
> well here's a bit of travel news for you all.
>
> Hubby and I are off to the UK March 18 for 4 weeks. yee haa! going on
> a coach trip through europe - whirlwind in 12 days, then back, to stay
> with a friend in london, and hire a car and drive as far up to
> scotland as we can!
>
> so, Hildagh, and all... can I ask you.. closer to the day what is the
> weather like? like...how freezing and raining? still figuring out
> what we'll take, and will be hard to go from heat here to spring
> there.
>
> well, that's it. (no more details - dont want to cause too much travel
> jealousy!!!) sorry guys...(kickin toes in dirt, but grinnin!)
>
> see ya all
> very excited Natalee
--
I've learned that even when I have pains,
I don't have to be one.-Unattributed
Barbara Martin
Obviously it is not warm, but the spring season will be in full swing,
especially towards the end of your visit. In my opinion, one of the nicest
sights wil be in the Cotswolds, just north of Oxford, where the blossom is
the blossomest, the rolling countryside is the prettiest and the cottages
are the most picturesque. If the weather is bad, what could be better than
and old English pub with a roaring fire to end the day! Happy visit! Best
wishes from Barbara
>Hubby and I are off to the UK March 18 for 4 weeks. yee haa! >
>very excited Natalee
Nicky Roberts
would say I wanna go too except you will cross paths with my folks who are
coming over here at the same time.
Nic
Perth, W. Aus.
"Lyndon & Natalee" <lc...@pcug.org.au> wrote in message
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C and A Wedel
>
> well here's a bit of travel news for you all.
>
> Hubby and I are off to the UK March 18 for 4 weeks. yee haa! going on
> a coach trip through europe - whirlwind in 12 days, then back, to stay
> with a friend in london, and hire a car and drive as far up to
> scotland as we can!
>
> so, Hildagh, and all... can I ask you.. closer to the day what is the
> weather like? like...how freezing and raining? still figuring out
> what we'll take, and will be hard to go from heat here to spring
> there.
>
> well, that's it. (no more details - dont want to cause too much travel
> jealousy!!!) sorry guys...(kickin toes in dirt, but grinnin!)
>
> see ya all
> very excited Natalee
Hey good for you, Nat! I am hoping you'll have a most excellent time
doing that much anticipated trip. It sounds like a lot of fun and
adventure is in store for you and your hubby! Enjoy! blondie
--
"The biggest lie in life used to be 'The check's in the mail.' Now it's
'Push here to open'"-Geral Dunn
John1walkr
blood disorder in my late teens and early 20's. The red blood cells become
almost dense packed and carry oxygen poorly. The hemogloben levels are thrown
off as well. Physical symptoms include dizziness and loss of ballance. Can
make you pass out too. The brain says, "hey, not enough O2 here so I think
I'll shut down the legs and feed the heart and organs--boom, down you go.
At the time I smoked about three packs of cigarettes a day. Now, I haven't
smoked in almost twenty years. However, the doc says my last two blood tests
show strange hemogloben levels similar to polycythemia. He thinks the MTX
could be doing it or one of the anti-inflammatories. Anybody else have
problems like this? Any cause and effect symptoms?
Thanks and God bless,
John Walker
I'm not into working out. My philosophy: No pain, no pain.
cathmay
Lyndon & Natalee wrote in message <38a7ed96...@newshost.pcug.org.au>...
>well here's a bit of travel news for you all.
>
>Hubby and I are off to the UK March 18 for 4 weeks. yee haa! going on
>a coach trip through europe - whirlwind in 12 days, then back, to stay
>with a friend in london, and hire a car and drive as far up to
>scotland as we can!
>
>so, Hildagh, and all... can I ask you.. closer to the day what is the
>weather like? like...how freezing and raining? still figuring out
>what we'll take, and will be hard to go from heat here to spring
>there.
>
>well, that's it. (no more details - dont want to cause too much travel
>jealousy!!!) sorry guys...(kickin toes in dirt, but grinnin!)
>
>see ya all
>very excited Natalee
Natalee
Are you sure you want to come here, By Gum it sure is cold,cold,cold and
damp and wet!!! at the moment. Arthur has a field day here in the winter,
but come March temps are a little better down South but up in Scotland it
takes a little longer to thaw out, but whatever the weather it's a great
place to visit , the natives are friendly and although people say we have
an attitude well so would they if they were as cold as us, but seriously you
will have a ball, Paris is lovely in the springtime as they say and everyone
should try and visit Italy once it is so beautiful and wow the food if I
lived there I would be as fat as a pig!!!, Enjoy your vacation
Love from
Cathy
xxxx
wrapped up warm with bedsocks, hot water bottle and my teeth are chattering.
Has anyone got a hot tub!!!
Nicky Roberts
have done to the house (air conditioning/spa etc.) so that it will all be a
surprise for them. My Dad loves to go round searching out what we have done
since the last time they were here LOL.
Nic
"Lyndon & Natalee" <lc...@pcug.org.au> wrote in message
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> that's groovy nic,
> how long are they staying for? i hope they have a wonderful visit
> with you!
>
> cheers Natalee
>
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2000 13:21:56 +0800, "Nicky Roberts"
> <ep...@iinet.net.au> wrote:
>
> >Sounds great Nat. It will be Spring and can be gorgeous weather in the
UK. I
> >would say I wanna go too except you will cross paths with my folks who
are
> >coming over here at the same time.
> >Nic
> >Perth, W. Aus.
> >
> >"Lyndon & Natalee" <lc...@pcug.org.au> wrote in message
> >news:38a7ed96...@newshost.pcug.org.au...