National Trust Day Trip: Whitley Court Here I sit at the desk of my current lodgings the Bishop-Cook Flat at 11:55 pm, before I retire to the comfort of the bed I am determined to shed some light on more of my travel activites with a look into the second National Trust Day Trip to the grande ruins of Whitely Court. The most admirable element to this fine building that sets it wonderfully apart from the previous abodes I walked the hallowed halls of is that thi...

National Trust Daytrip: Coughton Court For those that are unaware I have now moved back to London to start working again. I have picked up a job in the Zavvi Megastore (formerly Virgin Megastore) on the corner of Oxford St. and Tottenham Court Rd. and for those that are unaware of where that is, I think "the centre of London" will suffice as an explanation. You should all be very proud of my endeavour of walking in London, I have now perfected the fi...

Parsons Way of Life: The thing that I must be overly grateful for on this trip to discover my roots, my heritage and see some amazing things is the gracious hosts that have showered me with hospitality. Kathy & Bryan King in Bedfordshire, Kellie & James in the heart of the city that makes me leap and my current lodgings in Stourbridge, West Midlands with Auntie Tricia, it is unfathomable how much they have helped me get by, a roof and a plate with so...

My Past & Foundations: You traipse through Stevenage today a country town and you are greeted with over-crowded streets and questionable youths. However this town's current "declining" (for lack of a better word) state does not dis-credit the importance in terms of the Moseley Family and the Hoare Family along with Knebworth a neighbouring town you can get a glimpse into my family's humble beginnings. It was interesting seeing the buildings ...

A Seaside Town: I am still alive! I have not been stolen by a crazy group of Albanian people smugglers that trade in trafficking the youth for sex and drugs. Anyone see the film Taken? Anyway, still breathing and still becoming more cultured as the days tick by. It has been some time since the last entry so I suppose I should write about it all. The first thing is South Devon and the region of Torbay. Now usually people visit this area of England in the summer...