Were off to the nether regions at some point today.

We're at the side of the gallops this morning hundreds of race horses in training, there is a lot of dosh around here.
 
We stayed at the campsite in Southwold. Expensive for what it was but a handy walk into the town etc
 
I twice lived in a park home on a camp site, that was enough for me, other peoples dogs and kids, like being on a badly run estate sometimes.
 
GMJ said:
We stayed at the campsite in Southwold. Expensive for what it was but a handy walk into the town etc
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I suspect we are talking about different places. The busy Southwold site is adjacent the ferry that the lass rows across to Walberswick.

The CS we use at Reydon is rural, wooded, and generally only disturbed by people walking north to the empty beaches, a thatched church within a ruined church, marshes and bird sanctuaries. It's only circa £12 and has no services other than water and dump. We love the lack of facilities. 😄 👍
 
Pudsey Bear said:
How are you today Steve?
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Fine, thanks, Kev. Chasing round to get an emergency supply of the new medication, but otherwaise, as obnoxious as ever! The strange thing is, I can almost believe that Thursday's episode was a dream or illusion, now that 'normal service' has been resumed; but that just adds to the frustration of the driving ban and cancellation of the trip to Spain etc. And that's not good for my Blood Pressure! Start of Lap 2 ... :rolleyes:

Steve
 
So apart from worrying everyone you're still the same old arsehole then 🙃😉

No loss of anything noticeable?
 
We wandered around Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire today you can keep Cambridgeshire.

OSR winkycater decided to stop working today bumpy roads, went to Halfrauds nice lad says its badly corroded need a new one, I googled and found one online, and it was in Letchworth (I should have come from there me thinks) we were in Letchworth so I find the address and drive round. No stock so I thought stuff it and carried on, and eventually it fixed itself.


We're at a nice quiet spot next to the river Cam.
 
Pudsey Bear said:
We wandered around Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire today you can keep Cambridgeshire.
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Kev, you missed a treat. For instance Ashwell is a lovely market town with pastel painted homes, thatched cottages, and pubs, pubs, pubs. There is so much history. I'm biased because we used to live in the area for circa 29 years. Remind yourself, it's not flat, merely gently undulating.

Pudsey Bear said:
We're at a nice quiet spot next to the river Cam.
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I would really like to know where that is please.
 
Ashwell was very nice we had a walk round hoping for a cafe but it was a bit early.

My only negative is the awful roads 😪 not the beautiful villages with thatched roofs.
 
HurricaneSmith said:
I suspect we are talking about different places. The busy Southwold site is adjacent the ferry that the lass rows across to Walberswick.

The CS we use at Reydon is rural, wooded, and generally only disturbed by people walking north to the empty beaches, a thatched church within a ruined church, marshes and bird sanctuaries. It's only circa £12 and has no services other than water and dump. We love the lack of facilities. 😄 👍
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Yep I knew that. I only mentioned the campsite in case anyone else read the thread so that they knew there was another option if others were full/didn't suit
 
HurricaneSmith said:
Kev, you missed a treat. For instance Ashwell is a lovely market town with pastel painted homes, thatched cottages, and pubs, pubs, pubs. There is so much history. I'm biased because we used to live in the area for circa 29 years. Remind yourself, it's not flat, merely gently undulating.


I would really like to know where that is please.
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Not on the Cam but very close.

I never give out my locations until we've left.

51.180129, -1.829761
 
I just calculated our miles from 1st fill up to yesterday, 488 miles.

Dunno what the MPG comes out at, 85.49ltr @£1.68.9
 
That's terrible.

Dash says 33.6mpg
 
Pudsey Bear said:
I just calculated our miles from 1st fill up to yesterday, 488 miles.

Dunno what the MPG comes out at, 85.49ltr @£1.68.9
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25.94mpg, Kev, or 5.71 miles per litre in modern money, assuming you did the 'brim to brim' routine on the refill! I always use Fiat's recommended 'stop the refill at the first click off' so that I know the measurements are consistent; but I am a complete anal retentive, especially where fuel consumption is concerned :rolleyes:

Steve
 
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