Now that I life is back to “normal,” I have been staring at my Oxford pictures to keep my reminiscing going. So, like Tiff, I will be posting pictures in little groupings whenever I get a chance.

So, Tiff and I decided to spend one day spontaneously and take the train to whereever it leads us. Lucky for Bristol, we chose you!

Sounded like Pokemon for a second.

Bristol is in the southwest region of England and was a thriving nautical trading post, I believe in the 17th and 18th centuries. Bristol has also had a long history of slave trade from Africa to the Americas during that time. Now, Bristol has evolved into a prominent industrial centre for aeronautics and finance.

Zoom zoom, Tiffany.

Zoom zoom Matt as he attempts to write his aspiring travel memoir.

Matt’s head next to an airplane engine at the Bristol Industrial Museum. As I said, Bristol has a long history of aeronatics— in fact, the University of Bristol has a recognized program in that field. (Something for you, Leo)

Guess what’s the boat’s name?

Tiff found her dream job in Bristol.

Oh baby. Organic meats at this neat supermarket, Fresh and Wild.

A little sense of home in Bristol— though neither of us live in Richmond Hill.

Me stuffing my face at this trendy “noodle bar”, Wagamama. One of the best meals we’ve had in the UK. Nice trendy place with an ambience similiar to Salad King.