High Wycombe Travel Blogs

Thought you had heard the last from me, right? Wrong. I need to complete the circle on the map so thought I would add a few words to accompany some of my favourite snaps.Since being back at home many people have asked me where was my favourite country. Each time - much to their annoyance - I have s…

A part of me is itching to get started with this travel log but the other part isn't because it knows that my focus should still be on all those things I can do now that I won't be able to do in 6 weeks time. Since the 3 month point a lot has happened. A lot hasn't for that matter. I am still at w…

I spent three years of my life living in Birmingham, England. This blog, although limited to journal entries, is a compilation of some of my photos. Enjoy!! :)

The Hell Fire Caves are located near London at High Wycombe. They are suppposed to be haunted and after seein an episode on ghosthunters featuring the caves i had to go there and explore by myself. It was a wonderfull experience, even if in a couple of cases i felt like getting out of there fast but i kept my calm and stayed around.

The early (06:00) flight with BMI Baby from Birmingham meant a rather early start, but the whole thing worked like clockwork and Birmingham Airport was a breath of fresh air compared to Heathrow or Gatwick, either of which could have been the model for the seventh circle of hell.The flight was on t…

I've been back home for about 24 hours now, and I've got to keep busy to stop the blues from catching up with me. Dinner with Bank's parents was wonderful, even if I arrived late (due to taxis and confusion). They took us to the Polo club and we had a great time chatting to them, Bank and his littl…