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Hey everyone, Alowl here but soon to be gone for 5 days, I will be going to Somerset, Down south-west of England for 5 days, A holiday, Sadly, There is no internet access that I can connect too. So, I will be setting out tomorrow morning, So I wish everyone Good Bye, And I wish tell what happened that week when I get back if you like. *Alowl waves.* |
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Thanks Giza, I hope to come back with many stories, And to some interbesting converations too.
And thanks for telling me about Somerset in America, I remember you have town called lancaster over there, Same as here. We have one too.
Well, I will go soon, So these will probably be my last messages before on go on the road trip for 4 hours to get there. Hopefully no traffic jams.
*Alowl waves.* Good Bye everyone, Have a nice time.
What do you know, Thomas and Giza, Somerset Pennsylvania was where I went for a five-day camping trip a few weeks ago.
It is beautiful up there in the mountains, and only a one-hour drive from my house. We stayed at Laurel Hill State Park. Many, many things there have "Laurel" in the name because the mountain range is called the Laurel Mountains. That is because they are covered in mountain laurel, the state flower of Pennsylvania. I don't know if you have mountain laurel where you live in England, or if it is called something different, but it looks pretty much like our domesticated shrubs rhododendron and azaleas. Very pretty in late spring when it is blooming all over the mountains. There was a lake, and lots of woods to hike and play and bike in, and down the road a little place where they make wine and mead. (Real mead is very hard to buy in Pennsylvania. All sales of wine and liquor are controlled by the state, you buy it at "State Stores," and their selection is pretty lousy. They do stock something called "mead" but it is not really mead; it is regular white wine made from grapes which has had honey added after fermentation. REAL mead is just honey that has been fermented, no grape products whatsoever. So it was nice to find that this small winery had mead for sale. We enjoyed it around the campfire. Goes well with s'mores. (small independent wineries are the exception to the State Store rule; they can sell whatever they make.))
We were having a heat wave at the time and it was so wonderful to get out of the hot city and to the lovely cool mountains. Hope you have a great vacation too!
Just a quick message, I am slap bang next to the sea, ( Pacific Ocean) And I am next to the English hills, That are farms.
Oops, Wrong ocean, Thanks for correcting me Giza, I Will make sure to do a blog of my trip when I get back later, And I will have some bad news about my plans for today, I will tell you later when I get on my Computer. *Alowl goes racing home to his house to get on his Computer.*
Sorry, I was on holiday in the South West of England, But I live in the South East.
And I got my Oceans mixed up again, Sorry for the confusion.
That is funny coz i went to Somerset a month or two ago
Yea, I went to the north of Somerset.
Oddly enough, we have a Somerset here in PA, too. It's actually one of the exits off of the Turnpike.
Have a safe trip, and we'll keep the website warm for you.
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