WoodlandsCamper said:Parksy said:
Not only has the page count got to 300, but this is posting 2998.
......... and this is 2999
Well done Graham and only right since you started the thread
BTW.....a cunning plan for making your caravan lighter.......pump the tyres up with Helium
Woosies brace yourselves for some very hot weather coming your way.........we are in France with the caravan at the moment down near Mayenne and yesterday it was 32degC
The forecast is that it is heading North
We are on a rural leisure complex with a great campsite attached........only £8/night with full facilities.
Happy caravaning
BTW.....a cunning plan for making your caravan lighter.......pump the tyres up with Helium
Woosies brace yourselves for some very hot weather coming your way.........we are in France with the caravan at the moment down near Mayenne and yesterday it was 32degC
The forecast is that it is heading North
We are on a rural leisure complex with a great campsite attached........only £8/night with full facilities.
Happy caravaning
Wet this morning at Appleby. Sunny .
Superb CL with fully serviced pitch and views as good as Woosiehill. £16 a night.
Twice the price of France.
A working Cumbrian farm. Full of mooing cows and calves. Veal is off the menu!
Superb CL with fully serviced pitch and views as good as Woosiehill. £16 a night.
Twice the price of France.
A working Cumbrian farm. Full of mooing cows and calves. Veal is off the menu!
........enjoy your trip Alan and beware of doing crosswords in the pub or if you do take Terri with you for protection
Gagakev said:
we had surf and turf,it was good .We both have the same as then we both grumble or are happy
then to The Down for a carvery Sunday.Some poor block hit the kerb by the barrier with his motormoverand moved it on to the tyre so had a bit of time free and unbolted it and moved it back for him.Lee came over when we left and thanked me which was nice,it was blocking up the way in.
Doing Kev's nail biter today.
Wrynose and Hardknot passes.
Still very hot and humid but cloudy.
Wrynose and Hardknot passes.
Still very hot and humid but cloudy.
Oh yes Kev.
What a drive and spectacular views. As good as the Pass of the Cattle road to Applecross in the Highlands.Had an excellent meal at the Boot Inn at the end in the Edkdale Valley.
And no Bill, no crosswords!
And Graham. Congratulations on your 3000! B)
What a drive and spectacular views. As good as the Pass of the Cattle road to Applecross in the Highlands.Had an excellent meal at the Boot Inn at the end in the Edkdale Valley.
And no Bill, no crosswords!
And Graham. Congratulations on your 3000! B)
........flipping heck hmy: .......39C in the shade today down near La Rochelle
Moved further south today to a site on the coast with nice beaches nearby!
Sat TV all set up for British GP at the weekend
hmy: .......39C in the shade today down near La RochelleMoved further south today to a site on the coast with nice beaches nearby!
Sat TV all set up for British GP at the weekend
Gafferbill said:........flipping heck
Moved further south today to a site on the coast with nice beaches nearby!
Sat TV all set up for British GP at the weekend
GP to be cancelled forecast severe thunderstorm, you best go to the beach :lol: :lol:
What are you like Kevin :cheer: :cheer:
.........beach is 100 metres so both options covered AND plenty of cold beers as compressor freezer is working overtime
.........beach is 100 metres so both options covered AND plenty of cold beers as compressor freezer is working overtime
Am so jealous. Thinking of going to La Guyonnier for 2 weeks next year. Van is currently on drive recovering from a lads trip to Pembrey last week. We made the slaves wash it. Its looking very nice. Roll on 24th July for 10 nights at Burrowhayes...
Parksy
Moderator
I'm in Porthmadoc this week, on a great 'Best of British' site with a fully serviced hard standing with on-site bar /restaurant and a nice town after the haul over the Bets y Coed mountain passes. If it was more accessible this would be a proper Woosie venue
Parksy said:I'm in Porthmadoc this week, on a great 'Best of British' site with a fully serviced hard standing with on-site bar /restaurant and a nice town after the haul over the Bets y Coed mountain passes. If it was more accessible this would be a proper Woosie venue
Woosies have wheels will travel
It appears that all Woosies without offspring at home are having a break before the sites get busy.
Edit - just checked the weather forecast for next week in Warwick from Wednesday to Saturday: dry & sunny with temp up to 28 deg C on Friday and 25 on Sat. B)
Edit - just checked the weather forecast for next week in Warwick from Wednesday to Saturday: dry & sunny with temp up to 28 deg C on Friday and 25 on Sat. B)
Parksy
Moderator
After a bright start this morning we are experiencing a typical Welsh cloudburst at the moment which is why I'm messing around on the computer killing time until we go for our lunch at the carvery
Enjoying an excellent lamb Sunday lunch at England's highest Inn The Tan Hill Inn on the Pennine way. Dry warm and 18degs
Dustydog said:
Did any of the sheep wander in whist you were there looking for there friend mint sauce ?
Dustydog said:Parksy said:I'm in Porthmadoc this week, on a great 'Best of British' site with a fully serviced hard standing with on-site bar /restaurant and a nice town after the haul over the Bets y Coed mountain passes. If it was more accessible this would be a proper Woosie venue
Woosies have wheels will travel
There's nothing better than getting a proper review .... enjoy yourself's
Are we Woosies getting soft in our old age :huh:
Most of us seem to be using fully serviced pitches. Even me on a CL
Most of us seem to be using fully serviced pitches. Even me on a CL
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