Potential venue booked with many pictures

Ben wrote an entry in Chinese today, and I’m very honoured to translate it for you.
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    Hello everybody!

    Today’s entry was written by Ben, please excuse any mistakes there may be.

    Yesterday we viewed another wedding venue, Rhinefield House Hotel. This place is quite far from home and it took us an hour and a half by train, so it isn’t as convenient as Old Thorns or Elvetham. But we still think it’s worth considering.

    Picture time!

a happy arrival into Brockenhurst

our first impression

second impression

the trees

the fountain

the bridge

main building continued

another angle

WOW

the ground

the view

Ben at the blue gate, with his face enlarged ^^

ha-ha?

me

Ben

At last, not on Southwest Trains anymore~

the reception room

from above

lovely~

the gallery

the ceiling

the fireplace

The King’s Room

Brockenhurst Catholic Church

a short video taken at Rhinefield, watch out for 00:16

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    Looking at the pictures Miki took, the readers should be able to imagine the charming magnificence of Rhinefield. We fell in love with it at the first glance. I believe a wedding here will be very successful and go forward with great strength and vigour (Ben used a very peculiar adjective here…).

    Because we both really like the place, we got very excited knowing that they will be available on 27th December. We’re seriously considering it now, it looks highly hopeful. We’ve got another place to visit on Friday, Loseley Park in Guildford. Although we already found an amazing place, our vision has grown wider and we think we’re gonna find an even better place. The pictures of Losely Park make Miki drip saliva (?!) so we’re looking forward to seeing it with our own eyes.

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    Apart from the wedding, we are busy with a lot of other things too. We need to look for jobs, get a TEFL and say proper good-byes to family and friends in England. Oh, yeah! It was my littlest brother’s birthday yesterday! He’s already 14! Growing fast that boy! He’s starting to learn Chinese in September, so if he wants to read Miki’s Chinese blog I’ll leave a message for him now: 马刻死祝你生日快乐、身体健康、学习进步、天天开心！Ok, so much for today. Please excuse for the weird flavour of this entry!

    Bye!