Without doubt the best hotel my wife and l ever stayed in the experience was mind blowing,it was brand new,spotless and the staff couldn’t do enough for you the food was fantastic,you could even have Africa food if you so wished,Carnot recommend it enough,five stars ⭐️
"You are just like me, my friend. A Jarvis! Benedict Jarvis! North Pole, Santa Claus, this sports hall, it's all a bunch of humbug! A band of indigestion. Oh yes, I know what you are. You're a doubter! A doubter! You don't believe! You're a doubter! You'll get taken to jail without coming back to the Gannel building!" - Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre in the movie. Ben Jarvis (simply known as Benedict Jarvis) is a school student from Three Bridges Education centre in the 1995 Universal Studios film Would You Like A Pretend Biscuit Too Charley. He was voiced by Tom Hanks. Film When Sam Mitchell shows Mikey Cowley and Chloe Smith lots of things like sport in the Gannel building, Mikey Cowley is left alone in the sports hall of the Gannel building and Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre scares him by calling him a doubter who doesn't believe in Christmas. Mikey Cowley is scared and frightened of Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre and, unaware that Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre is left in the sports hall of the Gannel building, Mikey Cowley flees and runs of the sports hall, out of the Gannel building and back to the Mylor building of Truro College.
Sacha Dhawan: Chatsworth was resting in a siding. Sometimes he thought. Chatsworth: It's really tiring to be such a large and splendid diesel locomotive. One does have to keep up appearances, so. Harrison: Honk, honk, honk, honk! Hello, fatface! Sacha Dhawan: Honked Harrison. Chatsworth: What cheek! Sacha Dhawan: Spluttered Chatsworth. Chatsworth: That Harrison is to big for his wheels; fancy speaking to me like that! Me, who has never had an accident! Brewster: Aren't jammed horns and burst safety valves accidents? Sacha Dhawan: Asked Brewster innocently. Chatsworth: No, indeed! High spirits, might happen to any diesel locomotive. But to come off the rails like Harrison did, well, I ask you! Is it right? Is it decent? Sacha Dhawan: Then it was Harrison's turn to take the freight cars. Chatsworth watched him getting ready. Chatsworth: Be careful, Harrison. You're not pulling the Flying Kipper now. Mind you keep on the rails today. Sacha Dhawan: Harrison went off in a huff, and Chatsworth yawned and went to sleep. But not for long. Vee: Wake up, Chatsworth. Sacha Dhawan: Said Vee. Vee: A special train is coming, and you're to pull it. Chatsworth: Is it freight cars or carriages? Vee: Carriages. Sacha Dhawan: Said Vee. Chatsworth: Carriages?! Sacha Dhawan: Said Chatsworth. Chatsworth: Puh! Sacha Dhawan: Chatsworth's fire was slow to start, so Wilson had to push Chatsworth to the turntable to get him facing the right way. Chatsworth: I won't go, I won't go! Sacha Dhawan: Grumbled Chatsworth. Wilson: Don't be silly, don't be silly. Sacha Dhawan: Puffed Wilson. Chatsworth was now on the turntable, the movement had now shaken his fire; it was now burning nicely and making steam. Chatsworth was cross and didn't care what he did. He waited till the table was halfway round. Chatsworth: I'll show them, I'll show them! Sacha Dhawan: He hissed. He moved slowly forward to jam the table, but he couldn't stop himself and slithered into a ditch! Chatsworth: Oooosssh! Sacha Dhawan: He hissed. Chatsworth: Get me out! Get me out! Vee: Not a hope. Sacha Dhawan: Said Vee. Vee: You're stuck, you silly great diesel locomotive. Don't you understand that? Sacha Dhawan: Morgan phoned Eddie. Eddie: So Chatsworth didn't want to take the special train and ran into a ditch? What's that you say? The special's waiting? Tell Brewster to take it, please. And Chatsworth? Oh, leave him where he is. We haven't time to bother with him now. Sacha Dhawan: On the other side of the ditch, some little boys were chattering. Boys: Coo. Doesn't he look silly! They'll never get him out. Sacha Dhawan: They began to sing. Boys: Silly old Chatsworth fell in a ditch, fell in a ditch, fell in a ditch, Silly old Chatsworth fell in a ditch, all on a Friday morning. Sacha Dhawan: Chatsworth lay in the ditch all day. Chatsworth: Oh, dear! Sacha Dhawan: He thought. Chatsworth: I shall never get out. Sacha Dhawan: But that evening, they lifted Chatsworth and made a road of sleepers under his wheels to keep him from the mud. Strong ropes were fastened to his back end, and Olwin and Harrison, pulling hard, managed to bring him to safety. Late that night, Chatsworth crawled home, a sadder and wiser diesel locomotive.
I watch this video every time I miss Baobab (I've probably watched it a thousand times now). Thank you for sharing it.
Stunning resort! All those very different pools... and the architecture seems super unique.
Best footage I’ve seen on this resort!! Love it:) going this year cant wait
Going tommorow, we cant wait 🔥
Great job wow it’s huge going this year can’t wait :)
Great Video , well done !
Without doubt the best hotel my wife and l ever stayed in the experience was mind blowing,it was brand new,spotless and the staff couldn’t do enough for you the food was fantastic,you could even have Africa food if you so wished,Carnot recommend it enough,five stars ⭐️
heyy! Can I ask you how loud was it there? I‘m afraid that they are sooo many children. (I love kids but in my vacation I need relax time) thank you
March 27th. Can’t wait. Kids will be spoiled with the pool choices
I go here nearly every year!!!
i stayed here! It was so good!
Going there in July I can't wait
Going there this Thursday 😁😁😁😁
Lovely Baobab several times. ;)
going there for the first time in September!
I go here every year on christmas and new year for 2 weeks
I,ve been there two times.🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂☺🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
There next week cant wait!
Hope you have a great time :)
Dios bendiga esa ermosa kelindo.Hotel waoo
Been there 3x going agen in july
Its like fifth year this year
"You are just like me, my friend. A Jarvis! Benedict Jarvis! North Pole, Santa Claus, this sports hall, it's all a bunch of humbug! A band of indigestion. Oh yes, I know what you are. You're a doubter! A doubter! You don't believe! You're a doubter! You'll get taken to jail without coming back to the Gannel building!" - Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre in the movie.
Ben Jarvis (simply known as Benedict Jarvis) is a school student from Three Bridges Education centre in the 1995 Universal Studios film Would You Like A Pretend Biscuit Too Charley. He was voiced by Tom Hanks.
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When Sam Mitchell shows Mikey Cowley and Chloe Smith lots of things like sport in the Gannel building, Mikey Cowley is left alone in the sports hall of the Gannel building and Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre scares him by calling him a doubter who doesn't believe in Christmas. Mikey Cowley is scared and frightened of Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre and, unaware that Ben Jarvis from Three Bridges Education centre is left in the sports hall of the Gannel building, Mikey Cowley flees and runs of the sports hall, out of the Gannel building and back to the Mylor building of Truro College.
Oh I do apologise!
Sacha Dhawan: Chatsworth was resting in a siding. Sometimes he thought.
Chatsworth: It's really tiring to be such a large and splendid diesel locomotive. One does have to keep up appearances, so.
Harrison: Honk, honk, honk, honk! Hello, fatface!
Sacha Dhawan: Honked Harrison.
Chatsworth: What cheek!
Sacha Dhawan: Spluttered Chatsworth.
Chatsworth: That Harrison is to big for his wheels; fancy speaking to me like that! Me, who has never had an accident!
Brewster: Aren't jammed horns and burst safety valves accidents?
Sacha Dhawan: Asked Brewster innocently.
Chatsworth: No, indeed! High spirits, might happen to any diesel locomotive. But to come off the rails like Harrison did, well, I ask you! Is it right? Is it decent?
Sacha Dhawan: Then it was Harrison's turn to take the freight cars. Chatsworth watched him getting ready.
Chatsworth: Be careful, Harrison. You're not pulling the Flying Kipper now. Mind you keep on the rails today.
Sacha Dhawan: Harrison went off in a huff, and Chatsworth yawned and went to sleep. But not for long.
Vee: Wake up, Chatsworth.
Sacha Dhawan: Said Vee.
Vee: A special train is coming, and you're to pull it.
Chatsworth: Is it freight cars or carriages?
Vee: Carriages.
Sacha Dhawan: Said Vee.
Chatsworth: Carriages?!
Sacha Dhawan: Said Chatsworth.
Chatsworth: Puh!
Sacha Dhawan: Chatsworth's fire was slow to start, so Wilson had to push Chatsworth to the turntable to get him facing the right way.
Chatsworth: I won't go, I won't go!
Sacha Dhawan: Grumbled Chatsworth.
Wilson: Don't be silly, don't be silly.
Sacha Dhawan: Puffed Wilson. Chatsworth was now on the turntable, the movement had now shaken his fire; it was now burning nicely and making steam. Chatsworth was cross and didn't care what he did. He waited till the table was halfway round.
Chatsworth: I'll show them, I'll show them!
Sacha Dhawan: He hissed. He moved slowly forward to jam the table, but he couldn't stop himself and slithered into a ditch!
Chatsworth: Oooosssh!
Sacha Dhawan: He hissed.
Chatsworth: Get me out! Get me out!
Vee: Not a hope.
Sacha Dhawan: Said Vee.
Vee: You're stuck, you silly great diesel locomotive. Don't you understand that?
Sacha Dhawan: Morgan phoned Eddie.
Eddie: So Chatsworth didn't want to take the special train and ran into a ditch? What's that you say? The special's waiting? Tell Brewster to take it, please. And Chatsworth? Oh, leave him where he is. We haven't time to bother with him now.
Sacha Dhawan: On the other side of the ditch, some little boys were chattering.
Boys: Coo. Doesn't he look silly! They'll never get him out.
Sacha Dhawan: They began to sing.
Boys: Silly old Chatsworth fell in a ditch, fell in a ditch, fell in a ditch, Silly old Chatsworth fell in a ditch, all on a Friday morning.
Sacha Dhawan: Chatsworth lay in the ditch all day.
Chatsworth: Oh, dear!
Sacha Dhawan: He thought.
Chatsworth: I shall never get out.
Sacha Dhawan: But that evening, they lifted Chatsworth and made a road of sleepers under his wheels to keep him from the mud. Strong ropes were fastened to his back end, and Olwin and Harrison, pulling hard, managed to bring him to safety. Late that night, Chatsworth crawled home, a sadder and wiser diesel locomotive.
What time of year was this pls
September
Cualkiera se pierde ay
Your filming so bad so i dont want to go there...