What are you all up to
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Francis replied on 09/02/2019 19:42
Posted on 09/02/2019 18:37 by WherenextTo say it was a bit windy last night would be a bit of an understatement. Just glad we are still in situ. Think Mrs WN and I got at most 2 hours sleep. NTH and OH the same by the sound of it. CL has lovely views but is a bit exposed.
Not a great deal done this morning but we joined Nellie and his good wife and Flyte for a clear the sinuses walk this afternoon. We walked up to a beautiful little church in the hamlet of Stainburn about 2 miles from site. Lots of Snowdrops in grass verges and Red Kites in the air. Wind has died down to acceptable levels.
Sorry to hear of HD's news. Persevere HD.
Good to see Bakers back to her normal talkative self.
Takethedogalong replied on 09/02/2019 20:57
DavidKlyne replied on 09/02/2019 21:14
nelliethehooker replied on 09/02/2019 21:16
Posted on 08/02/2019 23:07 by SELLWow that's a lot of nights away, how many miles did you cover on your travels.
nelliethehooker replied on 09/02/2019 21:20
Posted on 09/02/2019 07:20 by Bakers2I reckon nelliethehooker manages as many on foot as towing!
nelliethehooker replied on 09/02/2019 21:25
Posted on 09/02/2019 14:52 by TakethedogalongSorry to hear this HD, stressful for you. Hope things work out next time.
nelliethehooker replied on 09/02/2019 21:28
Posted on 09/02/2019 18:37 by WherenextTo say it was a bit windy last night would be a bit of an understatement. Just glad we are still in situ. Think Mrs WN and I got at most 2 hours sleep. NTH and OH the same by the sound of it. CL has lovely views but is a bit exposed.
Not a great deal done this morning but we joined Nellie and his good wife and Flyte for a clear the sinuses walk this afternoon. We walked up to a beautiful little church in the hamlet of Stainburn about 2 miles from site. Lots of Snowdrops in grass verges and Red Kites in the air. Wind has died down to acceptable levels.
Sorry to hear of HD's news. Persevere HD.
Good to see Bakers back to her normal talkative self.
brue replied on 09/02/2019 22:00
Posted on 09/02/2019 22:00
I watched Christopher Timothy and Peter Davison do their second TV Great British Car Journey on the A30 to Lands End. Doesn't seem that long since it used take me eight hours to get down to Cornwall on similar roads. I sometimes miss those journeys through all the different towns and villages but they were marathon drives!
Hope Husky sees a buyer on the horizon before too long, sorry this present one has fallen through.
I sorted through more family photos (left by my Mum) this afternoon, if only she'd named a few names. I've pencilled in the ones I can remember although I'm not sure who'll be interested in them later. I've got a sort of indigestion from seeing so many different generations doing various things in unidentified places! I did spot an old warship on one and realised my Dad had been walking round the Dart in the 1930s.
Takethedogalong replied on 09/02/2019 22:43
Posted on 09/02/2019 22:43
That was a very enjoyable programmes wasn’t it brue? Interesting vehicles, interesting journey, and two obviously good friends. We can recall doing the journey with M5 virtually empty apart from Cruise missiles😂, no bypass though Okehampton. We towed our small caravan over Dartmoor many a time. Hoping to catch the next programme.
milliehull replied on 10/02/2019 08:51
Posted on 10/02/2019 08:51
We watched Christopher Timothy and Peter Davison as well. What a great programme. They are obviously such good friends and comfortable in each other's company. OH loved all the old vehicles and I loved the route of the A30. That was the route always taken with my parents, down to Exeter and then on to Tiverton, many years ago. I loved it when they had to get out and push the old vehicle that wouldn't start!
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