therefore, was a walk along the Thames, and on Sunday a walk through the park on the program. Sunday afternoon brought us then to Camden, in the many small shops, and a small café. We agreed. When it comes to scones, then the motto is: It's all about the clotted cream! Too bad we were 
went on into the evening, then Hop and Vine for us to meet up with Lina and Eugenie. After so much sweet scones and clotted cream we stood in the mood for fish n 'chips. As great as the anticipation of this British Specialty was, then the greater was the disappointment! I have eaten rarely as bad frozen peas, frozen fish and frozen French fries in combination, and it pays even 9 pounds! But our anger was gone quickly, as a British prankster has invited us girls to "Jaeger Bombs and cider and we have the opportunity to have made acquaintance with the owner of the largest pub on site. The night has brought me very little sleep because Jaeger Bomb and frozen fish, have fought a duel in my stomach and wind and rain have struck with full force against my window ... Total exhausted so I have the next Morning for a moment longer needed to understand why towels lay on the stairs and the wall in the hallway somehow looked different. In the night it had in fact been raining torrents and half St Austell was under water. The Eden Project has hit particularly hard and it's had to close for over a week. What luck that Julia had been there on Tuesday! 
On Wednesday we made our way to Truro to slip away there in Charlotte's Tea House our daily serving of scones. We also have with the other assistants as the City of Lights Parade and the switching on of Christmas lights in the streets looked at and then end the day with incandescent Cider and pool can be. 
After a sprint to the station we could find that the first train are with an engine failure had remained pinned behind it and the next. Here's to the UK public transport! After waiting over an hour in freezing temperatures, the train companies has finally paid a taxi to St Austell and we were able to 00th 30 finally go to bed. Thursday afternoon we went to the Lost Gardens and springs in the evening we cooked with Sabine and Morgane and sipped mulled wine. On Friday I had a 6 clock in the, while Julia and sleep off the luxury enjoyed ever Plymouth to look at. The mandatory Scone have been replaced by cookies on the train. 
Welcome to English in my home time! This is a small terraced house in Alexandra Road in St Austell. It is not just a mansion, but for English conditions but I have certainly found good. Okay, so a bit mold are in the corners, leaky windows, thin walls and squeaky floors to the British way of life nunmal more ... 
A new day, a new target. We are concerned about a quick breakfast to go in a small café, to this then to sample at the twenty-minute train journey to Bath. The city, which was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site is 20 miles from Bristol, also located on the River Avon. The day began for me in Bath with a double surprise. A glance at my bank balance showed that finally my first salary was paid. Booyah! So the shopping trip was nothing more for Saturday through. Or does it? While everyone else had received the regular rate, had been deducted from my salary the wrong tax rate. This means once paper work and austerity measures being repaid the money ... 
If you travel through England expects to get some, but a Roman bath is certainly not the image that has the Rosamunde Pilcher or JK Rowling readers in mind. From 43rd AD, the Romans built baths, which were fed by hot springs. So the city developed into a resort for the wealthy. Despite student discount us were buttoned still 10 pounds for the tour. For this we have then for the rest of the day on which enters the free sights and held with the Royal Crescent, the Abbey and Cathedral of the Pulteney Bridge scoured the famous buildings Baths. 
After the city center and Cathedral were visited, we have, spontaneous, as we are nunmal, tickets for "Beauty and the Beast" worried. The Performance of amateur ensembles but was not with one of the great musical productions to be compared, but a welcome opportunity to simply elevate the feet and let your mind wander. 
