Newcastle
Going to Newcastle (and Simon Reeve)
17/09/06 21:12 Filed in: Travel
I was up quite late last night doing research for my
up coming day trip to Newcastle (tacked onto a
conference I'm attending up
there). So I travel up Tuesday for the start of
the conference, then stay overnight at the
Hilton, then stay the
following night (on my own budget) at the
YHA.
So, I've a day, Thursday to look at the city. Well, not one to slack about town, I've planned a day of activities (in OmniOutliner, of course!):
▼ Tuesday Evening
• Millennium and Tyne Bridges
▼ Wednesday Night
• Performance at the The Sage Gatehead
▼ Thursday Morning
• Segedenum + Hadrian's Wall
• Laing Gallery
▼ Thursday Afternoon
• Grainger Town and Arcades
• Grey Street
• Castle Keep Museum via St. Nicholas Cathedral
• Baltic and Bridges
• Quayside Art, Bridges and Cafes
I'm quite pleased to have found Segedenum, it should add something different to the trip.
So, I've a day, Thursday to look at the city. Well, not one to slack about town, I've planned a day of activities (in OmniOutliner, of course!):
▼ Tuesday Evening
• Millennium and Tyne Bridges
▼ Wednesday Night
• Performance at the The Sage Gatehead
▼ Thursday Morning
• Segedenum + Hadrian's Wall
• Laing Gallery
▼ Thursday Afternoon
• Grainger Town and Arcades
• Grey Street
• Castle Keep Museum via St. Nicholas Cathedral
• Baltic and Bridges
• Quayside Art, Bridges and Cafes
I'm quite pleased to have found Segedenum, it should add something different to the trip.
I just finished watching
the excellent Equator on BBC 2. It's
presented by Simon Reeve, who is great on screen,
one of those people who has a permanent smile,
even when grimacing. I just found his web site and he's more than
just a pretty face, he was the first to write a
book about Al Quaeda and he wrote One day in
September, which was made into a film - a prequel of sorts to
the stunning Munich. Check him out (and his
Rapid Weaver designed site - sad that I can tell,
I know).
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