This is the return leg of my recent vacation; I have filed the outbound somewhere on my PC but where?
I thought I would add some pictures of my holiday before the TR to add a bit of local colour.


8.30am and peaceful.


Sunday morning and time for breakfast before heading out to Universal Studios, much more fun than going to McD’s for it.



I had my usual rental car, Camero, silver this time.



Lots of fun, paddle gear change on steering wheel, very quick off the mark.

Got to the park around about 10am,outrageous $15 just to park the car, and then you have to walk half a mile to get to the gates, they are making a killing.


If you look at the screen listing you will see that they were doing “Rocky Horror” live but
was sold out.




Went past JB’s old aircraft, N928J, still looking good.

On to Islands of Adventure, good weather about 80’s and not too crowded.










Nice to cool off on these water rides when it’s in the 80’s.










Further round the park you arrive at "Harry Potter"








The line to buy ButterBeer.




And then a dash over to the Park next door,Universal Studios.





The Simpsons Krustyland ride is the old “Back to the Future” experience.







They have a Special FX show here and feature past horror films.




Now can anyone tell me the name of this film with the nasty looking clown,I've forgotten.








Well enough of me having fun in the park,it's 3pm and time to drive to MCO. From Universal it is about a 25minute trip and i have already checked-in on line.



The flight was 100% full.The line to clear security was long and slow,always seems that way to me and took about
25minutes to get to the gate area.






Club World passengers are invited to use the Delta Crown room at Orlando,downside is this is also used by Virgin, Air France and Lufthansa and of course Delta passengers.There was hardly a free seat to be had and noisey too,a quick beer and down to the gate.


My aircraft waiting for me.

G-VIIO B777 BA2036

We waited at the gate and then came the annoucement, our cabin crew had been held up by an accident on I4 highway and there would be a 30 minute delay, oh well, Out of our hands, at least we had been told why, hate it when no one knows what's happening.

Sure enough we did start to board 30 minutes later and I took my seat, 4A.

I like this bulkhead seat,quite private,no legs to step over to get to the isle and being in the forward cabin meal choice is never a problem as can sometimes happen in Club cabin two.

We soon pushed back and headed out for a 17R departure.




Turning on to runway.


Off we going into the blue sky.




We head south for a while and then turn right 180 over Kissimmee airport.




It was a lovely summer evening, very little chop and great fluffy clouds.






The menus and washbags were handed out soon after takeoff.











I had the Sancerre 2010 Chateau de Thauvenay for the whole flight, really great little white wine.


For starter I had the Duck, oh dear!


Bags of flavour but overcooked and tough to cut.


salad was good and fresh.

I had picked the Veal for main course.


When it arrived I thought I had got another over cooked bit of meat.


I was wrong, it was just the "Glaze"


Inside was moist and tender, went down well.

Dessert.



Not a great lover of these Oat cakes, would sooner have a cracker.






as we flew past Boston the sun was starting to set.



So like a good passenger I closed the blind and went to sleep for the next 5 hours.

It was a good sleep,restful, and we arrived at Gatwick 15 mins early.
I always skip "breakfast" on this route, it is well below parr.
I was prepared for a line at security when we arrived just before 7am but nothing, I used the self scan Bio passport reader and was out in under a minute. My driver picked me up and I was back home in SouthWest London in under 70 minutes.

Thanks for reading and sharing my holiday.