Front Desk Agent, Candy Bleach, explained that High Resolution film was used to photograph the images in the brochure.
Whatever charm the exterior lacked was completely forgotten once I checked into my luxurious suite. Please take note of the not 1, not 2, but 3 reading lamps!
After a leisurely 23 1/2 mile walking tour, which included the only mail box in 7 counties to honor race car driving legend Sterling Moss, I decided to make my way back to the hotel for a cool dip in the pool.I wonder what all the poor slobs back home are doing right now?! Tee Hee!
Once again, the High Resolution film used to photograph the brochure cast a different impression of the swimming pool. I relaxed on the lawn for 3 hours until Candy Bleach's son, Klippy, was finished playing. At my request; he happily removed his toy boats and vamoosed to make room for yours truly. I could almost hear sea gulls screaming in the distance.
Upon the completion of 7 vigorous laps in the pool, I chatted with Mr. Tim, the Director of Food & Beverage and the eldest son of Candy Bleach, about tonight's bill of fare.
After dinner I boogied down to the Lavender Lounge to tip back a cold Fresca and catch the 3rd set of the fabulous Gosling Bros. These classy, siamese twins put on a high steppin' razzle-dazzle show that could rival some normal performers.
My toe is still tapping!
