I didn't really enjoy my Air Canada flight over here and I'll wait until I fly back to make final judgment over them. (I mean no private screen!!!) I'll give a full report about them when I return but, it's not looking good. I did get some good sleep in though- Ambien is a wonderful thing!

Immigration was a hassle. The woman in Montreal gave me a hard time even though I was just connecting through. In fact, I found all my interactions with the Quebecians to be a little bad. They all gave me attitude when I didn't speak French!!! Immigration in England asked me a million questions about my trip. Lately, it seems wherever I go, I get harassed by the authorities. Is my name on some list that I don't know about? or do I just look like a roughian?

Though I spent most of my train ride writing, I did happen to notice the lovely English countryside. Utterly stunning. I noticed it too while flying in. England is very green and has a lot of country for such a populated little island. It doesn't seem as dense as I thought it would be. I also happened to notice the really fit waitress serving us drinks. I wasn't the only one either. The other waitress caught me glancing and gave me a little wink and a laugh. Quite amusing. Next time, I'll be more discreet.

On the train, there also happened to be a big group of guys getting pissed on the worst Australia has to offer- Fosters. That also seems very English. Getting drunk in the morning. Reminds me of all those days in Asia. Those British tourists love to drink!

I'm off to go explore Chester now and start taking those copious amounts of pictures. I am having problems with my camera batteries. They don't seem to hold a charge that long anymore. I think after two years, they're useless and when I go back home, I'm going to have to invest in new ones. Maybe I'll just buy a new camera so I can take better pictures for you all. Now wouldn't that be something worth donating too! :) *wink* *wink*

Tomorrow, expect a full report on Chester!!

Cheers! It's tea time!!