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By: Allyson Randall

Allyson Randall — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:35:56 +0000

So, I’m too late to suggest any meals, but I’ll definitely let you know if you mention something I too enjoyed. It really is wonderful how cheap food is in the grocery stores of the UK.

By: wolfer mom

wolfer mom — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:38:40 +0000

Thanks much for the updates. We check them for them often. I’m sorry about the hubcap….it’s happened before. Your “friendly mother” delighted in your story about the Scotish bacon! We’re praying for you.

By: Rhoda Sommers-Johnson

Rhoda Sommers-Johnson — Mon, 11 May 2009 13:18:00 +0000

Thanks for keeping the rest of us included in your adventures…I’m jealous!

By: Rachel Sommers

Rachel Sommers — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:43:09 +0000

The CUTE hostel employee, eh Matt? hehe…just kidding.

By: Elizabeth, the Older Sister

Elizabeth, the Older Sister — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:23:55 +0000

Hey Matt! I’m enjoying Sunday night pizza at the Wolfer’s at the moment. Of course, we miss you and your dad but we are surviving. Joel and I both took David driving this afternoon and he did great! So the big question from me is: did you EVER finish that paper??? If not, this is your friendly reminder to email it! Isaiah says hello. He is enjoying lots of Wolfer toys at the moment. Are you guys going to Glasgow? Let us know if you are. We have good friends there and can give you contact info.

By: Ray Miller

Ray Miller — Sat, 09 May 2009 16:26:02 +0000

I don’t know what route you are taking on your way down into England, from Scotland, if you head toward the Salisbury Plains, you’ll go down toward Stonehenge. I’m assuming you will want to see that, and it is quite awesome. You won’t be able to get that close to the upright monoliths, but you will have a good view of them. Before you get down that far, there is a little village, Avebury, where there are also a number of upright stones, actually much older than Stonehenge. It is a much larger area than Stonehenge and you can actually walk in and around among the stones. Enjoy.

The Beautiful Little Castle I was going to tell you about, is called Leeds Castle, and parts of it date back to the early 12th century. Maybe you’re tired of castles by now, but this one is a beauty. It is built in a lake, and the fact that it is, for the most part, surrounded by water, helped immensely in its defenses. It is just off the M20, running between London and Folkestone.

Si usted no ha visto ya demasiadas las Catedrales, en la parada en Canterbury. Asegúrese de ver el Príncipe Negro.
Canterbury también tiene algunos buenos Fish & chips Shoppes.

oder vielleicht sollten Sie praktizieren Sie Ihr Deutsch:

Wenn Sie noch nicht gesehen zu viele Kathedralen, Stop bei Canterbury. Vergewissern Sie sich, um zu sehen, die Black Prince.
Canterbury hat auch einige gute Fish & Chip Shoppes.