We went and sat in a thermal-heated mineral pool thingy heated by volcanic activity. Darn hot on the bot but nice and (Trish says) re-energising. Just made me hot and my head go all swimmy.
This stuff just comes out of the ground all over this place. That is naturally heated boiling water just a few yards from Trish's tootsies...
Just popped into Rotorua for dinner and found an English run place that served us a full roast dinner. Roast spuds, carrots Yorkie puds, the works. Burrrp!
On that note we shall leave ye and continue this hard slog around the globe...
Bonne nuit
Paul et Trish
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Hi Trish & Paul,
I am sat in a very damp and overcast england, martin is at rotary this evening, and its nice and quiet, NO FOOTBALL, i have the telly switched off.
I am so envious of you travels and boy have you had some great times, have sooo enjoyed reading your adventures, followed by a new email from Gary, with photos etc from route 66, and i wish we could all do it all again.But you folks enjoy yourselves, H.E has been to spain recently but hes been before, so no great excitement there.
love and best wishes, have a good one.
Julia xx
Day 1 of Wimbledon, so it poured with rain all day - only 44 minutes of play the whole day. Even that village idiot Henman needs more than 44 minutes to lose in the first round.
Hmm, does that mean you won't get this?
Peter continues to recover well but is having a bad day today.
Colin (Man of Steele senior) continues to recover slowly but is having a good day today.
Gluey Glen and Dawn's mother in Medway - not sure what.
Quint Mickton's dad out of Medway but losing it. Vinny the Hat been visiting every morning.
Hardy Harwood's dad in hospital (legs failing).
Hello me old didgeridoos. Well, while you chaps have been outdoors doing extreme diving, I’ve been indoors doing extreme cleaning and, in the process, inadvertently stumbled on a new form of extreme beauty therapy. What you do is clean the shower in the middle of the night with limescale remover, and then splash a bit of said limescale remover in your eye. Yes, folks, it does what it says on the label. Removes a bit of your eye, and bleaches your eyelashes. This, of course, is great news for all us wannabe blonde on blondes, although if you are under 18 do not try this at home without parental consent. Budget-wise it is also good news. One bottle of Viakal will give you a lifetime of blond lashes – whether you want them or not. I will send a further report on whether blondes have more fun.
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