Laundry day in Bergen. Smartest, cleanest and newest laundromat we've ever used.
A photo of the day thread
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The French do some great roundabout art don't they.
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that’s the bathroom finished 
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Newgale beach our first ‘coast’ stopover in our first ever (and still only)MH and suddenly we had the bug
Saw a nice Ford model A this morning on my dog walk from Wyboston
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A couple of warm sunny days in Bergen.
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Ah Bergen. Used to get diverted to there, and Stravangar, when coming off the rigs fogged off. Late 70s. Not been since but would love to go back.
Bergen, when we arrived there after a Norway holiday we couldn't get into our hotel, why...... We were kept waiting because they were waiting fot the Rolling Stones to arrive, they were staying at our hotel and playing in Bergen.
Management was furious, I was frustrated that I hadn't realised they were playing there before we left.
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Usual queue at the workers entrance for breakfast. None of them are ours, but after a hard nights hunting, well probably sleeping by their arga 
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Taken at Port En Bessin on D day this year
Well if its not the motorhomers in Morecambe it's someone else. Those were the days.
Watch as hundreds of scooterists descend on Morecambe for special weekend event https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk...s-of-scooterists-descend-on-morecambe-4711457
Watch as hundreds of scooterists descend on Morecambe for special weekend event https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk...s-of-scooterists-descend-on-morecambe-4711457
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Not normally a fan of graffiti but saw this interesting transformation of a GPO box in Gloucester yesterday.
Englands Glory matches used to be made at the Morelands factory close to the canal.
Englands Glory matches used to be made at the Morelands factory close to the canal.
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Rempstone Steam Rally
Trying to avoid the heat wave, in a remote area around Teruel.
Fantastic place, all for us. Heat in the day, slightly fresher nights.
Fantastic place, all for us. Heat in the day, slightly fresher nights.
A few from the last week or two...
On a forestry walk near home, found a Minature Tree Hugging Albino Hedgehog on the path where (s)he had obviously fallen out of the tree. So we put it back in a safe place!
Turns out it was the bobble of a young girls riding hat and had been caught on the branches as she rode under!!
How were we supposed to know??
Church at Kirkcudbright with Almshouses(?) in the grounds.
Coffee spot alongside the River Cree running into the Solway Firth
BT junction box artfully decorated in the 'Booktown of Scotland', Wigtown...
Bronze man at Port William looking down his nose at the Isle of Man
Lunch spot at Keilder Water...
At our coffee spot this morning, felt a little sorry for Mr(s) Snail who had slithered all the way up this dead Cow Parsley stem to find the cupboard was bare!
Meanwhile next door this one had left the motorhome at the bottom and was filling his boots!!
On a forestry walk near home, found a Minature Tree Hugging Albino Hedgehog on the path where (s)he had obviously fallen out of the tree. So we put it back in a safe place!
Turns out it was the bobble of a young girls riding hat and had been caught on the branches as she rode under!!
How were we supposed to know??Church at Kirkcudbright with Almshouses(?) in the grounds.
Coffee spot alongside the River Cree running into the Solway Firth
BT junction box artfully decorated in the 'Booktown of Scotland', Wigtown...
Bronze man at Port William looking down his nose at the Isle of Man
Lunch spot at Keilder Water...
At our coffee spot this morning, felt a little sorry for Mr(s) Snail who had slithered all the way up this dead Cow Parsley stem to find the cupboard was bare!
Meanwhile next door this one had left the motorhome at the bottom and was filling his boots!!
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The amount of times i've driven past Terule going north and south and never arsed myself to have a look.
It's in me head to do next time i pass.
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We were at Kirkcudbright and Port William a couple of weeks ago. That statue's pose looks so realistic in silhouette. I even fooled OH by saying that he hadn't moved all afternoonA few from the last week or two...
On a forestry walk near home, found a Minature Tree Hugging Albino Hedgehog on the path where (s)he had obviously fallen out of the tree. So we put it back in a safe place!
Turns out it was the bobble of a young girls riding hat and had been caught on the branches as she rode under!!
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Church at Kirkcudbright with Almshouses(?) in the grounds.
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Coffee spot alongside the River Cree running into the Solway Firth
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BT junction box artfully decorated in the 'Booktown of Scotland', Wigtown...
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Bronze man at Port William looking down his nose at the Isle of Man
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Lunch spot at Keilder Water...
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At our coffee spot this morning, felt a little sorry for Mr(s) Snail who had slithered all the way up this dead Cow Parsley stem to find the cupboard was bare!
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Meanwhile next door this one had left the motorhome at the bottom and was filling his boots!!
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Yes, he's been there a while!!
What was remarkable this visit was the clarity of the view to the Isle of Man! It doesn't show it in the photos but that was the clearest I've ever seen it.
It was also the first time we had visited without the harbour smelling
.It must be the effects of Global Warming
On a trip to Lake Vyrnwy, North Wales, we checked out its dam. At the time of building it was the largest masonry dam ever built.
We decided to have lunch at the Lake Vernwy Hotel which has great views from its dining room and terrace.
The weather wasn’t great so we will return. Probably on a bright winters day when the trees are without leaves. That will give a better view of the lake from the road that runs all the way around.
We decided to have lunch at the Lake Vernwy Hotel which has great views from its dining room and terrace.
The weather wasn’t great so we will return. Probably on a bright winters day when the trees are without leaves. That will give a better view of the lake from the road that runs all the way around.
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Here for the weekend. Riverbankannie it’s very tame.
We’ve spoken to two British competitors and they have said that two weeks ago they were told there will be pace cars (which were very slow) and that overtaking was no longer allowed. They both said this will be their last time.
Here for the weekend. Riverbankannie it’s very tame.
We’ve spoken to two British competitors and they have said that two weeks ago they were told there will be pace cars (which were very slow) and that overtaking was no longer allowed. They both said this will be their last time.
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What a shame. Are the track marshals still smoking whilst standing on the straw bales?
Keep an eye out for acrobatic sidecar riders on the bends.
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We were chatting to a guy who said that a British couple on a sidecar outfit (apparently both in their 80s) were fuming about the new rules.
He told us about the Goodwood Revival meet - maybe one for next year!
He had a beautiful 1920s BMW. He told us he had many cars and bikes, and that a guy who fixed his bikes is the world expert on restoring Manx Nortons. Turns out Cliff went to college with him - small world or what!
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