Posted August 22, 2007 
Comments(0) Now that you can get Wifi access more or less everywhere that you travel – even in a pub over here in the UK - it is becoming normal to take a laptop with you and keep up with your emails or upload and send yor holiday photos to your friends instead of postcards. Most cameras create each image with an initial file size of at least 1mB so make sure you install enough Dell Memory before you leave home.
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A weekend in Dublin or a touring holiday of Ireland is an easy trip from the UK, the flight is short and you can reach Dublin Airport from most of the UK provincial airports in less than an hour. The last time I was in Dublin we nearly missed the flight back because we completely misjudged the time needed to drive to the airport from most 
There is an extra attraction for anyone visiting California this year, now that England’s finest export, David Beckham, is playing for Los Angeles Galaxy at the Home Depot Center in Carson. It is easy to book your tickets for Galaxy games and you can 
Teignmouth is a beach resort town on the South Devon Coast, at the head of the Teign estuary. The town is still working port and you can see local fishing boats in the harbour with their catches of crabs and cockles. This is a very attractive traditional English seaside town which has not been tainted by tawdry tourist shops. The Victorian Pier and wide promenade are backed by a magnificent example of a Georgian Terrace, and give an excellent view of the bay and the neighbouring resort of Shaldon. The shopping area runs through beautiful narrow Victorian streets, pastie shops and fish and chips are prominent as they are in most of Devon. 
In the south Devon and Torbay area this is an unmissable outing – the Paignton to Dartmouth Steam railway. Over just eight miles of track this magical steam line goes over some of Brunel’s most stunning viaducts to reach the wide Dartmouth estuary. Here you can relive the Great Age of Steam as you travel along the rail line known as The Nation’s Holiday Railway, travelling along the spectacular Torbay coastline to the port of Dartmouth and the fascinating River Dart Estuary. The round trip can also be combined with ferry trips or mini cruises returning to Totnes, Paignton or Torquay. Highly recommended.