Brighton Travel Blogs - Page 4

Portsmouth, Brigthon,Cambridge and London... Porstmouth is a quite, lovely city which feels you more closer. Cambridge worths to see for its beautifull streets and historical buildings and colleges.. Brighton is a good city but I wish be there in the summer term. London is a fantastic city but it is cold and always raining :( I will be crazy, ohh it is crazy that every day it is fucking raining :) Though I enjoy London..

Now just to set the scene. In the north we have Blackpool as our local seaside town. Blackpool is a tacky, cheesy, dirty but great place on the North West coast of England. It has piers, a tower, (a little smaller than the similar one in Paris), trams, Christmas lights, candy floss, retired peop…

A mix of random pictures from random places!

Not much to say really still trying to set up the phone, organise a bank account and get life semi-sorted. We enjoyed a quick daytrip down to Brighton, but the rocks on the beach didnt quite do it for Michael!!! Also went to check out the beginning and end of time at Grenwich. Michael and I also tried to act really cultured in the national gallery but to no avail!

We spent a great day with friends in Brighton.  They took us on a scenic tour through rolling hills and the seashore.  We stopped for lunch at an English Country Pub.  In the evening we spent an enjoyable time talking in the garden of their 400 year old house.  Thank you Mary an…

A delayed Honeymoon to England and France. We spent the majority of our time in England-traveling alone, traveling with old family friends-Peter and Maggie, and our best buddies-Brooke and Matt who lived in Cambridge. A phenomenal trip-we'd love to go again!

i've finally managed to escape the oh-so-fascinating world of hedge fund finance, and am now decadently indulging my long-suppressed wanderlust with 15 months on the road and around the world... *note: apart from the odd review (generally of something not found in your standard guide book), this is really more just a map of my travels than a proper blog, but if you want more information on anywhere i`ve been or what i`ve been up to, send me a message and i`ll see if i can rustle something up.

We caught the 1030am train to Brighton from Victoria Staton. Having woken up later than planned, we didn't get to have breakfast, so Matt and I bought some sandwiches to eat on the train. They were really good and I enjoyed my mango/orange juice as well. The train ride to Brighton only took 45 minu…

I thought I'd start writing about the place I know best - Brighton. For fear of sounding like a commercial - it's the best city I have ever been to - vibrant, lively, artistic, green, great clubs, bars, music... I wouldn't leave, but the world is just too big to stay!

Spent the early summer in the US for conferences and family, then to Bratislava to live and work, and the base for many travels..

I lived in Uk from 2004 till 2006 and here you can find my photo diary of my travels with my husband. I miss whole country!

I lived in UK in Cardiff about 2,5 years,so I had a chance to explore this lovely island. I have been in Bristol, London, Bath, Caerphilly, Barry, Barry island, Newport, Chepstow, Swansea, Weymouth, Brighton, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Glasgow, Porthcrawl, Port Tablot, also drove through Beacon Breacons.

Another short trip from London to the south coast, this time the seaside resort of Brighton. Known as a Victorian seaside resort in the past, the becoming the Gay capital of the UK, Brighton still offers the people what otherside resorts around can't and pulls in the crowds. Despite the stony beach…

I suddenly left Minneapolis and enrolled in an addiction counseling course through my brother's church in Hammond, IN. The church owns most of the buildings in this part of Hammond. The place I am staying is between two busy rail freight lines.