Station Hotel Thurso

i was at my bowling ally with my family and this really hot walked past <br>he goes to my bowling club and i am always flirtting with him and we <br>always have a laugh. but i dont know how to tell him i like him and i dont <br>know how he will react. but i am not bothered that much even though i<br>am like in love with him. oh well <br>

... action.<br><br> For some time we had discussed the feasibility of undertaking charity work in the developing world. Our travels in South East Asia and India had been a real eye opener. On the one hand we saw such poverty that initially all I wanted to do was go home. This was before Slumdog Millionaire had opened our eyes to what life is really like in the world's fastest growing economy so it was quite a shock. Whilst on the other hand ...

... is not really a speed demon, but the slower pace suits us fine as we are in no hurry... it also conserves fuel which is important considering the distance we will be covering over the next few months. So we don't really go faster than 50 mile/hr (80km/h for the aussies at home) and we avoid the motorways as there generally is ...

OMG only 3 more days to go before we are off wheely bagging ( Geriatric backpacking)<br><br>we have now just about settled in the new house and are now off again.<br><br>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 !<br><br>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.<br><br>The showers and toilets all immaculate and piped music!!!<br><br>We have the trailer now thank goodness.<br>More later<br><br>MONDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER 2009<br><br>Well not a lot yet to report on Newton Abbot we are just chilling out a bit.<br><br>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.<br>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.<br>The farm site was very quiet and relaxing, full of sweet smells of dung and pig poop!!!!<br>Truck dog Poppy thought it was great fun chasing the chickens!!<br>Hope you like the vid and pics.<br>

... the ocean for dinner.<br>It was an easy choice considering our location, fish &amp; chips!!<br><br>Today Friday has dawned another beautiful day for our drive across Dartmoor to Bideford where Lona grew up to catch up with her brother and numerous cousins etc. We are told it is Regatta Weekend so the joint should be jumping.

My teenage boys were beaten up outside out family caravan by 5 boys, who followed my boys back to our caravan after a night out in the onsite club. These boys were not staying on the site but were allowed access into the club without a pass. They hung about the club looking for trouble. <br>My boys were jumped on causing them injuries. Luckly my niece, who was with them, managed to get away in one peice ...

... on publishing it for everybody to see. You have been warned!<br><br>I started writing on the plane:<br>"Just been reminded of Tom's pronounciation of 'Phuket' (read '****it'). Quite funny and it makes me giggle.<br><br>We have been travelling for most of today and I am feeling really tired due to my 2 hours sleep because of Graham's surprise birthday celebrations.<br><br>The actual start of the journey was a little bit of a nervous one. We sort of managed to ...

... to have a straight forward answer! The Scots love to let on about this and that as not to reveal the true knowledge that is Haggis. See pictures to see what one funny Scot depicts in the Kelvingrove museum in Glasgow. I can tell you that it is all boiled in the stomach of a sheep for about 15minutes before eating. The one we cooked last night was a boy haggis and we did a proper ritual for him of reciting the Burns ...