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Continue reading →: Day 16: Travel and HomeWell, here we are. The final day of my trip. Sixteen days roaming around England, endless churches, an injury, plans falling apart and coming back together, and (as of now) enough to say about it to merit 17 blog posts. As I said in the beginning, I’m a yapper. I…
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Continue reading →: Day 15: London via MuseumAlright, here we are: my final full day in England. I was absolutely determined on this day to stick to my schedule and not miss out on anything. Between and advanced wrapping method and the discovery of ibuprofen gel, I was now able to walk with only a medium level…
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Continue reading →: Day 14: London by Bus, and the NHSIn a turn of events that is shocking to absolutely no one, I woke up on day 14 still in a lot of pain and not particularly able to walk. My plans for this day included a rather extensive walking route, so some changes had to be made. I decided…
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Continue reading →: Day 13: London, aka Things Fall Apart AgainI woke up on day 13 in quite a lot of pain. As it turned out, I had not escaped injury in my mad and stupid dash across the road the previous night. The main worry was that I had somehow messed up my surgically-repaired ankle, but luckily, the pain…
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Continue reading →: Day 12: London ArrivalWe’re finally here! London was the final stretch of my trip. I knew there was a lot I wanted to see, so my time was basically planned out to the minute from now until I left. Of course, you know what they say about the best laid plans… but more…
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Continue reading →: Day 11: Wimpole EstateWell, it’s been a while since I added anything to this blog. Why might that be? I’ve been traveling, of course! Which is great, but also means that I’m now about four trips behind on documenting anything. Such is life. So let’s dive in. This was technically my second day…
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Continue reading →: Day 10: CambridgeAs previously mentioned, I am a sucker for a couple of things in this world: history and architecture. With those things in mind, there was no way I could miss Cambridge on my trip. I did run into a couple of issues with my visit, so I might as well…
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Continue reading →: Day 9: NottinghamJust the previous morning, while waiting for my breakfast reservation, I got talking to a man waiting outside the cafe. He asked me where I was going next, and I said Nottingham. His response was, quite simply, “Why?” I didn’t understand this response, and he wouldn’t elaborate. I purchased two…
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Continue reading →: Day 8: NOT York, aka Things Fall ApartThe title of this post isn’t exactly honest, because things fell apart the day before. However, this is the day where my itinerary begins to mean nothing, because I was leaving town. Never mind all of the things that I had pre-booked and paid for. I just had to leave…
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Continue reading →: Day 7: YorkNow, there’s something worth knowing about me… I hate a festival. Or a parade. Or really anything that is going to bring people to a place in droves. York has a famous annual Viking festival, and when I booked my travel, the dates for the festival had not yet been…
