The Westbrook Torquay

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 ...

... a lot to see when your on them.<br><br>So we decided on a next stop as Lyme Regis on the South Coast to break up our journey back to London. It's a nice place at the start of the Jurassic Coast which we did not have time to explore. Kim impressively went for a morning run even though it was rainy and windy and I stayed tucked up in bed!

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

... town!!<br><br>Nearly forgot when we were driving through Newton Abbot on the way to the camp site, i saw a sign on the front of a small cottage it read "Charles Dickens parents lived here" Now here is some homework for you, is it the Charles Dickens of "A Christmas Carol" fame? If yes did his parents really live in Newton Abbot? If not then who is the other Charles Dickens? <br><br>Will upload a couple of photo's of today.

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>

Left Art &amp; Thurza's about 11.45 and after lunch at the Dartbridge Pub not far from Totnes we arrived at Wayne &amp; Julia's new pad at about 3 pm.<br><br>Beautiful sunny drive across from Somerset and a warn welcome as usual from the Stonehams.<br><br>Julia has just finished a sequal to Muddy Boots and after proof reading ...

... there is know way of identifying the others. <br>There was no street lights outside our caravan or to the lane that run along side it, so all i saw was 2 fights going on outside my van and heard a lot of screaming, until i realised it was my children being beaten up. My eldest had 4 lads on top of him!!!!<br><br>The caravan we were staying in was discusting. The small rooms were mouldy and damp ...

We arrived at Witheridge to spend some time with dad a Mo and collect the truck dog poppy! She had spent the week with them as it might have been too much excitement for her in Dorset. <br><br>We even got to sleep in the house in a real bed and have a BATH!! No we ...

... hour! Luckily we had plenty of time anyway since the flight was scheduled quite a bit later.<br>Once on the coach (a whole hour and fifteen minutes later) I fell asleep in no time. So so tired!<br><br>At the moment I am sitting in seat 70D which is the last row of seats in the plane and I will be sat here for the next 11 hours. So far Thai boxing and the Phi Phi Islands have been recommended. I hope to visit both of them.<br><br> And the adventure has begun..."