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Tag Archives: ferry
A trip to Middle-earth, the Shire and Hobbiton (Rousse)
She was only just back from her summer holiday, yet already AM was off on another exciting trip – to Hobbiton in Middle-earth. I clicked the link that she had posted to her Facebook wall and marvelled at the photographs … Continue reading
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Tagged accommodation, ball, beard, beards, chalk, dinosaur, doors, Facebook, Fairy Glen, fast food, ferry, geology, glacier, grass, hill, hills, Hobbiton, holiday, husband, island, Isle of Man, kilts, lawn, link, men, Middle-earth, mobile, mountains, mow, mower, old, park, phone, shack, Shire, Skye, summer, trees, trip, windows
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Claustrophobic passenger trapped under tarpaulin on Calmac crossing (Rousse)
It was January and the main ferry was in for service. This meant that we would travel back to the mainland on a spare vessel. I looked out for it from the pier and was rather surprised at how small … Continue reading
Stornoway Calmac services dropped in favour of cargo runs to Iceland (Rousse)
The Caledonian MacBrayne services from the Isle of Lewis to Ullapool had been greatly reduced: the unprofitable route across the Minch was barely worth running now that Stornoway was a major port for container ships bound for Iceland. So we … Continue reading
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Tagged Caledeonian MacBrayne, Calmac, cargo, container, ferry, holiday, Iceland, isle, Lewis, Minch, Outer Hebrides, route, Stornoway, Sunday, tandem, Ullapool, Western Isles
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A missed appointment with Paul McCartney (Rousse)
I’d waited years to meet Sir Paul McCartney in person and now I’d blown it. I thought that I had time before my appointment with the ex-Beatle to pop down to the harbour and check for a consignment of chewing … Continue reading
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Tagged appointment, Beatle, boat, chewing gum, consignment, ex-Beatle, ferry, harbour, hero, Ireland, land, late, miss, Paul McCartney, sail, Sir Paul McCartney, time
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When popping out to the shop turns into a hunt for polar bears (Rousse)
The community shop at Timsgarry was doing a roaring trade, despite its endemic over-pricing. I picked up a pretty pair of purple sheepskin child’s slippers and baulked at the £83 tag. Meanwhile TPR was negotiating on a supply of brown … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, anteroom, arctic, £83, bear, bears, black, bowl, bowls, cable, capital, child, children, circle, community, dinner, display, draper, drapers, expensive, ferry, flight, gale, gas, gas mask, good, goods, grey, guest, holiday, house, hunt, ID, identification, international, island, jersey, jumper, knickers, Lewis, mask, over-priced, over-pricing, passenger, passengers, polar, purchase, purchases, purple, Rana, safari, sheepskin, shop, shoppers, slipper, slippers, sofa, sofas, stock, Stornoway, street, sushi, sweater, tag, ticket, Timsgarry, TPR, trade, travel, uniform, winter, woman, wool, yarn
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A sad cycling trip to Sassau (Rousse)
We had travelled for days, and at last we reached the southern edges of Europe. It had been an adventurous voyage so far: In a medieval French square we’d caught a glimpse of a JS lookalike in a red spotted … Continue reading
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Tagged Bavaria, bike, car, cotton, cycle, cycling, dress, driving, Europe, ferry, France, goodbye, goodbyes, Greek, Greeks, jetty, manufacturer, medieval, Microsoft, quay, quayside, red, sad, Sassau, sea, skirt, south, spotted, square, steal, T shirt, T shirts, textile, textiles, Walchensee
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Nick Hewer waves off candidate for china restoration and robot building roles (Rousse)
I grabbed my iPhone and camera and made a dash to board the ferry back to the mainland. When Nick Hewer (Lord’s Sugar’s advisor on The Apprentice) told me that I had left my pink notebook behind I said to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Sugar, antique, apple, Apprentice, boat, camera, cardigan sea, china, Chinese, dummy, employment, engineer, ferry, grant, hearing, Hewer, iPhone, journey, limb, limbs, Lord Sugar, mainland, marketing, massage, model, Nick, Nick Hewer, notebook, pink, project, proposal, proposals, research, restoration, restore, robot, service, student, students, support, tea, technical, therapies, therapy, tourist
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Nicky Campbell and graphic design with a message (Belle)
Radio broadcaster Nicky Campbell arranged for me to meet his ex-wife, who lived in the Outer Hebrides. I was furious to discover that I had to travel by plane, while he went on a roll-on-roll-off ferry. This meant I arrived … Continue reading
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Tagged banking, design, ferry, make-up, Nicky Campbell, Outer Hebrides, plane, wife
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David Cameron’s seven-pack centrefold – plus numerous other adventures, including one at Buckingham Palace (Rousse)
At first I was thrilled to be resident at Buckingham Palace. However, I hadn’t understood that once welcomed in, there was little prospect of getting out. I begged the security staff to show me the exit, explaining how much I … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bed, bikes, Buckingham Palace, car, cars, centre-fold, cigarette, cycling, Daily Mail, David Cameron, dormitory, Dorset, dream, ferry, Harris, holiday, Holy Island, installation, Isle of Skye, Lindisfarne, Lindisfarne Castle, magazine, meeting, Nancy Cameron, politics, prime minister, royal family, running, security, seven-pack, six-pack, smoking, torso, TPR, Uig, video
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