On the lift to the 9 th floor with a runway view, providing we can work out the lift! So far we have been up and down twice and stayed locked in , then I did a secret spell and the door magically opened.

Down for a g and T , except I had a black currant vodka and Tow had a Cotswold gin, both large , prior to that we had another happy time going up and down on the lift! It’s so quiet you can’t tell if it’s moving , even though I have my ears washed out 😀

Anyway, gasping for our beverage we exited the lift to enter the Pinnie bar ( posh name Apron bar)

Very quiet , considered nicking a measure ( large ) to take home so we can measure out our gins but decided against it as it was a bit small

Nibbled salsa and crisps and then decided to see if we can check in our luggage tonight .

Ok I am squeaking with excitement , but don’t know how to write it !!! Will be jetting off tomorrow ( sqeeeeeaaakkkkkk😂😂😂)

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