Jul
2009
Posted in Uncategorized Tweets this Week (2009-07-05)
- Feeling a bit rough this morning, and it’s not the sea. I’ll blame the Mcewans 80′. Lovely calm night http://bit.ly/jCJSp in Tobermory. #
- Back in mobile phone coverage! Spent a night at Loch Scavaig on Skye & a night at Canna. Great weather until today’s fog. Back at Tobermory. #
- Fog has cleared in Tobermory http://twitpic.com/8yk5i #
- We’re enjoying a gin before we hit Tobermory Town. Calm and peaceful here. http://twitpic.com/8ykh8 #
- Up on the high town in Tobermory, with great views over Calf Island and the sound of bagpipes in the air http://twitpic.com/8z2hz #
- The mist rolls in at our mooring http://twitpic.com/8z9pe http://maps.google.com/?q=56.619612%2C-6.065937 #
- Happy but wet crew: on our way from Tobermory to Puilladobhrain on Seil http://twitpic.com/91adq #
- Arrived through fog to wonderful anchorage at Puilldobhrain on Seil. Nice pint of Highlander at the Trig-n-Truish http://twitpic.com/927pn #
- Having whisky on deck, surrounded by wee splashes in the water from small feeding fish. Sleep on deck again tonight?
http://bit.ly/12jVNg # - at Puilldobhrain (5 stars): Favourite anchorage on the West Coast of Scotland http://schmap.me/3dhan4 #
- Here I am: http://bit.ly/d5Hef
in Bishopbriggs on my way to Glasgow , Queen Street. # - Here I am: http://bit.ly/mUMvT
in Bishopbriggs on my way to Glasgow Queen Street # - Checked in to the Eurohostel in Glasgow http://bit.ly/17khUX it’s only £50 for the two of us for the night, b&b, in a private room. Noisy! #
- Had a lovely meal at Trans Europe Express in Trongate http://transeuropecafe.co.uk/ and having a drink afterwards in Babity Bowsers #
- Waiting for the train to Peterborough at Glasgow Queen Street. The station is full of good looking guys! http://schmap.me/wwvhbr #
- Enjoying free wifi on the National Express train to Peterborough. Caught up on 9 days of RSS feeds http://bit.ly/3Xg9x #
- Love Berwick-on-Tweed. One day I’ll do more than pass through it on the train http://myloc.me/7MFL #
- nearly at Peterborough. looking forward to getting home. #
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Travelling by train is much more relaxing than flying. We had dinner in a nice vege Indian Restaurant in Euston last night, then a beer at the Bree Louise while we waiting for the train to to be available. At 11 jumped onto the train after being welcomed by the nice steward, who was all fired up by the breaking news of Michael Jackson’s death. Enjoyed a Tomatin whisky in the lounge car, Michael had a Glenfarclas, in a nice but warm and very slow atmosphere.
this spectacular musical tells an absorbing and stylish tale of love, murder and obsession. Sondheim’s lyrics are typically sharp, tender and hilarious - and the music spell-binding. Set in the harsh underworld of Victorian London, the show is both poignant and darkly comic whilst featuring some remarkably close shaves and surprisingly delicious pies! Recently adapted in the film version starring Johnny Depp, the original stage show is justifiably hailed as a theatrical masterpiece which won numerous accolades including eight Tony Awards and Best Musical. Presented by Cambridge’s own Festival Players, the originality and quality of the production are assured as they return to the ADC for the first time since their hugely successful production of The Witches of Eastwick. A truly memorable evening of theatre, music and culinary resourcefulness – not to be missed!