Elizabeth Grimsby

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15:30 Oohray...Finally off. Arrived Dover approx 22:00 can't find a bloody CAMP site!! Well move over truckers... make room for pad and mand!!! Struck lucky and found luxurious spot on tidy industrial estate...Lights out, beds calling time to sign off; OVER AND OUT.

... garage for an overnight stay. We really are on the road to no where...Got absolutely no Where.

Alls not lost. The carvery did us a good dinner,; a swift vino purchase and a couple of straws temporarily anaesthatised the pain. See what tomorrow brings.....

... it was it this point that Ian decided to projectile launch his hot chocolate at the squeaky queg, most of the hot liquid dispersed in the air but the cup came close and landed up right in a freakish manor which Ian was very happy about, Que a hoard of stewards to look for us...but we remained!!!
The journey home was fairly swift and me an bri enjoyed some old skool tunes!!!
4-0 EASY PEASY!!! C.O.Y.B !

... inside decides to pull out into the same lane. Realising what she’s done she then stupidly tries to pull her car into the side of Shaun’s Audi forcing us to slam on the brakes and follow until she’s finally gone past the lorry and pulls in.

As we go off to pull onto the M180, I think the kettle has finally boiled and Shaun screams “Christ!!” At which point I noticed that the retarded comedians from ...

... stench of faeces lingering in the air. Either he let one rip before he got off or dropped a stink-bomb. One lady who just got on the train has now moved from the area and came to sit near me as she made a waving of her hand gesture that it stank like hell over there.

But it has character, and I can’t help but think it reminds of the rickety buses and trains we travelled ...

Friend Sue "Rudd", organized a get-together in Cleethorpes for some of us to meet her new partner Steve. He's a Kiwi from North Island, NZ, and they plan to live over there soon near the beach. We had drinks in the Nottingham pub and then on to the Queens. There was a pool table there, where John Pougher, Steve and Tony Berry showed off their skills, despite the beer. As it turned out, the winner was ...

... breaks and are watch over from high scaffold towers with an extinguisher person at the base. No bottles or cans are allowed in to the arenas area (so it's plastic bottles only) and no illegal substances either! So quite what that "Herby" aroma was that I was forced to passive smoke I don't really know. The couple moving white powder about with a credit card must have missed the rules too. Other changes to the "old days ", include having a ...

... People's part which was about a 10 minute walk from Willingham Street. When we arrived we headed into a greenhouse there where they displayed a range of different plants that you would not normally find around England due to the climate because it was exceptionally warm and humid inside the greenhouse. We then had a look at some of the animals there which included parakeets and chickens. It was then time to get down to business with the soccer ...

... big band played Glen Miller style music to dance to, which warmed us up a bit, and I found one of the more memorable moments was when I had a quick dance with Helen McEvoy the first joint Head of both Schools.After dropping Diane off at her mums, I filled up at the useful unmanned petrol station at Boston ASDAs, and headed back home stopping briefly in Louth for a burger( which are available from a van there until 3am!).

... items were interesting to Bob and Flea.I had strawberrys and a radish I'd dislodged whilst digging, for breakfast, while the others had the Lincolnshire sausages we'd bought at Pettits in Grimsby. We said our goodbyes and set off to the Festival site and arrived a litle late, missing two groups. We did manage to listen to Rufus Wainwright, the Guillemots, Supergrass, My Morning ...