Brighton Travel Blogs - Page 3

A road trip around the United Kingdom and travelling throughout Europe!

It was a sunny day in England (yes, that's right...A SUNNY DAY IN ENGLAND!!!)so we decided to travel down to the coast and spend some time on the Great British Seaside. We spent a few hours lying on the beach, then wandered up and down the pier, and then settled down in a bar to enjoy a nice cold cider. Bought some traditional Brighton Rock, and watched people jumping off the cliffs. No pirate ships though. :(

for awhile now, i was thinking there was no real benefit to living in england. in san diego, there's perfect weather and my most favouritest food in the world-- mexican food. in england, it rains every. single. day. its ridiculous. and the food? wow.... don't get me started. although, its not alll …

Travelled everywhere in England.

I did a 5 week summer program in Cambridge, England. Not much studying got done. :)

Home again. Always great to be back, but it does take days/ weeks to adjust to "normal" life. We left Coorg on a 6 hour car journey to Bangalore. As we got nearer the Indian cyber capital, we hit the take away MacDonalds, the roadside Barista cofee stalls. Yup, another different India. Bangalore is…

Today, Daisy is taking me to Brighton to help me select some cool travelling clothes! I need to find a suitable bag too to put my laptop in along with all the other recording equipment, so i am thinking about a rucksack of some idea. Jimmy bought two big rucksacks to put all the clothes in, but…

Went down to Brighton for 2 days to visit Faulkner, Stuart, and Baker, friends I had met in New Zealand and then had traveled with up the east coast of Australia.  Typical day for an Englishman I suppose.  As soon as I got off the train and met Faulkner we went down to the pub for a coupl…

I've FINALLY made it to England, WOOP WOOP!!! I'll be here for 6 weeks, touring all over the country. This album will chronicle the many adventures we have during our time here. :~)

So, it begins...Arrived back from Ireland today. Kara's said all her goodbyes and I did a bit more 'Meet The Relatives' hopefully more successfully than 'Meet The Fockers' ! Hello to you all, and thank you for all the hospitality we received :o) Stayed at Tom and Laura's in Dublin last night - T…

Took another day trip out to Brighton & the English coastline.  The first few hours were miserable - cold & wet.  However later in the afternoon the sun came out & it turned into a nice trip.  Completely different vibe than Oxford or London.  It made for a nice chang…

We're both now into the final 7 working days before we leave...Frantically taking care of any loose ends at work and at home. - The final hurdle is the 2 or 3 gruelling leaving parties in Brighton !!! Not long now..... :o)

36 hours to go and counting down...we're not scared!  All's under control. Definitely. Flights reconfirmed. Delhi arrangements agreed - staying with Hil's distant cousin, Susie, and her husband who are based in Delhi before flying up to Leh on 15th. Next report from India...

After graduation, one wedding and a funeral I sped down from Cumbria to Brighton (a long way!) to begin working for a company that teaches english to foreign kids. I didn't quite realise what I had let myself in for, but I seemed to have a good bunch of people working with me so I hoped for the bes…

We had a great time in Cuba. We met lots of friendly youngsters travelling, and a handful of oldies. In our casas we found great landladies and met their children, their nephews, their "helpers" and occasionally their husbands. We managed conversations, mostly in Mike's broken Spanish, about them, …