Cary Court Hotel - Guest House Torquay

OMG only 3 more days to go before we are off wheely bagging ( Geriatric backpacking)

we have now just about settled in the new house and are now off again.

Looking forward to travelling and hoping that you all will follow us and keep in touch...those of you who have been to the same locations feel free to tell us some good places to go !

write again when we have gone somewhere

Well here we are at a very nice site, all singing and dancing. Our own water and waste and TV point.

The showers and toilets all immaculate and piped music!!!

We have the trailer now thank goodness.
More later

MONDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER 2009

Well not a lot yet to report on Newton Abbot we are just chilling out a bit.

Cycled into Newton Abbot today to have a look in the shops, same shops ...

Well a bit behind with the blog due to no connection so here is a quick update.
We booked into Middlewick farm for a few days before going to Dad's and Mo's for a few days whilst "No Fixed Abode" was away being fitted with a tow bar.
The farm site was very quiet and relaxing, full of sweet smells of dung and pig poop!!!!
Truck dog Poppy thought it was great fun chasing the chickens!!
Hope you like the vid and pics.

Left Art & Thurza's about 11.45 and after lunch at the Dartbridge Pub not far from Totnes we arrived at Wayne & Julia's new pad at about 3 pm.

Beautiful sunny drive across from Somerset and a warn welcome as usual from the Stonehams.

Julia has just finished a sequal to Muddy Boots and after proof reading ...

... 2 of the group were caught but only because of me, not because of the security guards.
Another of the boys who managed to get away then entered the club the following night and had the cheek to ask me how my boys were as i passed him, sat at a table with his friends. Security have told me that they do not have cctv on site so apart from the 2 that were arrested finally, the others have got away ...

... but just could not get one to fit the motor home.

If you are ever in the area Witheridge is a nice place to visit.

We left on Friday the 4th to spend some time with very old friends in the "SECRET LOCATION"

Thanks dad and Mo for having us.

... 17 plus, from here to the Bill will be 22 miles and then a further 7 down to weymouth, too far in daylight that is getting shorter, If I had made Brixham then it would have been a doddle to hop around the coast, other corribee sailors beware Lyme bay is a big one.
Well tomorrow I will set off on the tide still not sure wether to take the inshore route or the outer one as going out adds a ...

... was an accident as the sail caught the wind, large amount of laughing, lets go to the pub and sort this out later ...so we did
little did UI know I would be there 4 days.in that time Dave and cloe tried to get out and go for the bill only to turn back as it was so rough, leave the bandit and come back with a trailer two days later.
after sorting my self out and 1 night on the pontoon I was not staying there again with the idea of bad weather hitting WB, so ...

Little Ted and his friends arrived at Heathrow airport. From there they drove back to Devon. Miss Williams checked her email and to the friends' delight, they had received an email from Barnaby, saying he would be flying home in the next few weeks. After a long journey and the exciting news Little Ted was exhausted so he curled up and went to bed.

To start, Steve screwed up the initial "pin placement" on the map in the first entry. Brixham, the town we are staying in is one of three sea coast towns further west than the inital pin. So, if you are looking at the pin placement for this entry, this is really where we are. As said above, Brixham, Paignton, and Torquay (pronounced torkey) make up the three towns known collectively as Torbay. The local ...