Travel Goals

1. Climb to Everest Base Camp.
2. Climb Mt Kilimanjaro.
3. Learn to Scuba Dive.
4. Visit every continent.
5. See the Galapagos Islands.
6. Sail down the Amazon River.
7. Climb Ayer's Rock.
8. Ride the Trans-Siberian.
9. Go into space.
10. Go wild at La Tomintina.
11. See the sunrise from Mt. Fuji.
12. Gaze at Borobudor.
13. Visit the Pyramids
14. Safari in East Africa.
15. Go to the World Cup!
16. See Machu Picchu.
17. Join the Century Club.
18. Visit Antarctica.
19. Do development work.
20. See Petra Jordan.
21. Backpack the Eastern Block.
22. See the Northern Lights.
23. Vegas Baby! Vegas!
24. Greek Island hop.
25. Cycle Tuscany.
26. Visit India.
27. Lounge in the Seychelles.
28. See Morocco.
29. Oktoberfest!
30. Caravan across the Sahara.
31. Visit Tibet.
32. Fly first class.
33. Go to Israel.
34. Carnival!!!!
35. Mardi Gras!
36. Cannes Film Festival.
37. Sundance Film Festival.
38. Eat a sushi meal at NOBU
39. Pacific Island hop.
40. Spend a night in the Ice Hotel.
41. See Glacier National Park.

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My weekend in England has come to an end and now I am in Holland. England was a blast, even if it was only for a very short time. I had a lot of fun, Chester was a nice city to see, and I met some good people. I even got to meet up with a friend in London for lunch. Lunch in London. Dinner in Amsterdam. Not a bad life huh?

Today, I am off to explore the Dutch city of Utrecht. My friend says there is not much to see here but, since I’ve never seen it, it will all be something worth seeing….at least to me. The rest of the week will be spent in Amsterdam enjoying Queen’s Day.

As promised, I’ve uploaded photos. You can view all of the photos from Chester by visiting my Chester Photo Gallery.

Here are some of my favorite shots from the weekend:

3 Responses to “A weekend in England”

1. itinerantlondoner on April 28th, 2008 2:47 pm

   English Mustard is a lot hotter than ‘regular’ mustard (or ‘American Mustard’ as we call it over here in the UK)

2. backpakker on April 29th, 2008 10:02 am

   Lovely pictures especially those of the town..While you are going to exotic places, I am spending time looking for a trail of a dynasty that ruled India more than 1000 years ago

   lakshmi

3. Travel India on November 20th, 2008 4:26 am

   The pics of the town and the church are really interesting and the country home is the perfect shot in this lot.

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