I think those look really sinister. If I went to sleep with those in the cabin, I’d be worried I’d never wake up.
32 is a hell of a lot of rooms. Mind you, if he didn’t have to do those daft animals, he could do 38.
I’ve never given it much thought before, but I imagine people sneezing over the salt and pepper or handling them with unwashed hands is as much of a health hazard as most things. Luckily I never have either.
Probably, but why not just say so? I would have thought they might be one of the things they sell in that useful shop that has things like paracetamol and toothpaste and Pringles, the latter because you are obviously in danger of starving otherwise.
How can you justify refusing earplugs??? Mind you they are one of the things I always bring with me, for obliterating the commentary if I am imprudent enough to be persuaded to go on a tour.
Just as well you don’t want to use the space for something useful. I suppose you can unravel them and use the towels for drying if you have a major spillage of something, which would make them more useful than gingerbread villages which you can’t eat. 🙂
Certainly in every test tasting I read, the best of the English sparklers stand comparison with Champagne: geography and climate very similar, in Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, even, whisper it, Dorset.