Weymouth Bay Holiday Park
Preston Weymouth, Dorset, England, DT3 6BQ, United Kingdom
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42 days to go
... and friends, all the while selling the clutter I have accumulated over the years. Then I am outta here! I am excited about the unknown as I have never travelled on my own before nor been to Asia. Which has been one of my many childhood dreams, along with becoming Batman. So unless a utility belt is commercially available I think I will stick to this dream for now. Whilst being excited I am also passing bricks, mostly because I am full ...
The Art of Packing
Im sat in my room trying to pack and its the hardest thing ever what do you put in a bag for three months? I keep taking things out and putting them back again! and I'm going to get out there and wished I had not brought something or a had left something behind.
I was doing abit of research the other day and the website I read said take two tshirts TWO tshirts! I think not! I wish my packing was that good.
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Camping in a field
... now). Once at the top of the hill it was all down hill into Weymouth, we then joined the Rodwell trail to our campsite/field. We had a lovely view over the sea and chesil beach but the toilet and wash room were minging and there was no where to wash the pots. We battled with the wind to put up the tent and finally made a cuppa and put dinner on. Lovely first ride but tiring and we had to cycle home again ...
Last week in England
... and continued out to Cerne Abbas and he took me to see the giant on the hillside, you know the one holding the big club? Haha. Then we went into the Royal Oak pub there, it was built in the 1500's! It was a very cool, quirky little pub and we had delicious fish and chips and cider. After that we drove further north and stopped at Sherborne and walked through the town and had a coffee. I had told Uncle Derek I wasn't sure about the tour I have booked for tomorrow to go to ...
Back to England - only just!
... to catch a much earlier train than I had
planned. I arrived into Poole station and saw Aunty Cas waiting on the other
side of the tracks. The laughing started straight away as she watched (and then
helped) me carry my case up and over the overbridge, no lifts here! Lol. I'm so
glad to be back here, it feels like home away from home and the company is
brilliant :D
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