Hurrah, here and so is our luggage, obviously not an Emirates flight then And the view from Zorbas Greek Resraurant Agia Pelagia is Here … Continue reading
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After the quite abysmal emirates trip to sit in Dubai and play where’s wally with our luggage, we are trying again, this time to a 5 bed private villa in Crete. Leeds Airport is a dump! Dirty and plain horrible. … Continue reading
Welcome to that well known airline currently playing where’s wally with our cases. Latest and greatest just leaves you mind boggled……. On Thursday Heathrow airport made contact to say one bag had arrived, can you come get it. Nope send … Continue reading
Well it’s been a fantastic ride, but it had to end sometime. The nice baggage man at Bali emailed our owners (a.k.a mummy and daddy) to check they had finally received us norty little cases, tee hee cos no they … Continue reading
After 17hrs in the air and the debacle that was “your luggage is here, oh no it’s not, oh yes it is”, we landed in Manchester. First stop, luggage claim to see where our bags are now, “err no we … Continue reading
We like good food and the Viceroy has a Michelin restaurant called Aperitif, where there apparently is a dress code of posh and no trainers/ flip flops (good job all our good clobber is in another country then). Wearing the … Continue reading
Hurrah reunited at last, well us 2 cases anyway and we now have protection at least, although Fido here has pee’d on me twice now, no idea what your clothes will smell like. I know we are in an airport … Continue reading
Oh my god, I’m F F F F Freezing, I’m turning blue with the cold mummy, why do the Emirates airline keeps sending me to places like this, I was given to this rather nice UPS delivery man who was … Continue reading
You missed me. Dear Mummy & Daddy, a nice man in Dubai loaded me onto a plane to Singapore, I believe my brother went off to the caribbean. Singapore was really pretty, I saw the gardens and also had a … Continue reading
What a day to take a tour of Ubud, we are talking rain of biblical proportions. We even bought ponchos, or actually dustbin liners, at a whopping cost of £4. Walking along the streets under 8inch of water in flip … Continue reading