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Absolutely disgusted by coronation street and the verdict. Theyve lost this viewer. What kind of message does that send women? #corrie 3 months ago
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My toenail hurts. Dont know what to do with it, stupid thing #running #marathon 7 months ago
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Hmm 5k didnt go very well. Guess thats what happens when you run 21miles the day before! Good fun tho #running 8 months ago
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@PGHenn woohoo! :-D 8 months ago
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21 mile run this morning. Rather an odd way to spend my birthday. Now tired and full of cake, having a quick rest. 5k race tomorrow! 8 months ago
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Glastonbury
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Photographer Jason Bryant was down on the farm last night, taking some typically lovely pictures... http://t.co/XCNvlTog 1 day ago
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Glastonbury Abbey's Orchestra in a Field event launches Rap Slam contest - http://t.co/xyTd3gb9 1 week ago
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@jmyorks True enough. But 2013 will be hear before you know it. 2 months ago
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@five15design thanks Paul - good morning to you too! 2 months ago
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@DeanBreeze See you in 2013 :-) 2 months ago
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There was another lovely sunset down on Worthy Farm last night... http://t.co/r0R1qpvX 2 months ago
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Category Archives: holiday
Friday Dinner
Supper, sausages, that’s Sausages, not Walls. And just for those you look back at this biographical log, a couple of mean eyed cats.
Hill side fort
Today we drove to Alicante airport and dropped John off. He was having to flying back to England after his mother’s great friend had died very unexpectedly leaving us and Carol. On the way back we (ie Carol) negotiated a … Continue reading
Wine tasting
Another sunny day, even slightly warm & no one complaining of leg ache. John & Carol’s friends Barry & Irene popped in en route to southern Spain in their camper van. Today we took it easy, and went for a … Continue reading
The Bernia
Today was a lovely bright sunny day. So time for a walk, this was a circular walk around a ridge of rock called The Bernia. The Bernia overlooks the resorts of Altea and Benidorm, you get an excellent view of … Continue reading
Conejo en Salsa de Almendras
Tuesday was a damp and cold day, drizzled most of the day, clearing up a little in the evening. Rosemary and Carol visited the market in Jalon, finding it rather wet and cold. John and Steve went to Benissa for … Continue reading
Riverside walk
Very cold today, thermometer was at two degrees this morning. When we got back at mid morning, it still had not risen above 10. The day was mainly sunny, though there appeared to be some threatening clouds in the distance. … Continue reading
Nearer to Benidorm
Up again for breakfast by 9.00. Quick drive into town to buy some black pudding and eggs, but were defeated; nothing was open at all. So home again for a store cupboard raid, ending up eating the intriguing mushrooms from … Continue reading
Razor shells
Saturday, another dry and sunny day. Not quite what the weather forecast predicted. It did though start to rain in the evening. Today we went to Benissa and the local market there. Here knitting needles (I am reliably informed they … Continue reading
Walk up from Senje
Up for breakfast at 9.00, and then out to Senje for a walk up the local hill. The walk takes us around the back of the hill and to the top where there is a white cross. The land around … Continue reading
Calpe and Scamp
Today we went to Calpe for a wander around the fishing port. Lots of fishing boats in port, nets being repaired, and a boat being filled with ice in preparation for a fishing trip. A walk through the town took … Continue reading
Early morning rush to Spain
Up unnecessarily early to catch a flight from Luton to Alicante, Rosemary is a bit of a worrier when it comes to catching flights. Flight left Grande Britannia in sunshine and landed in Alicante in bright sunshine, early and without … Continue reading
The wall replastered
Friday evening and the walls had been re-plastered, Saturday morning and the coving had been stuck to the walls to cover up the cracks and missing plaster in the ceiling. It’s amazing the transformation achieved by the neat walls. Sunday … Continue reading
Robin’s 50th
Saturday 30th August saw us complete with tent at a party to celebrate Robin’s 50th birthday. How he and Tessa managed to pick the one decent summer’s day & evening, just shows the calibre of people they are. We could … Continue reading
A day in London & a night in “The Mousetrap”
On Friday morning, after gasping at the price of rail tickets and underground tickets (& giving up trying to work out cheap deals) we arrive in Lonodn. We go first via a walk along by the Thames to The Tate … Continue reading
Joys of Online Booking Systems
We have a Pepys themed walked with the Berkshire branch of the Cambridge Society in London for Saturday 29th March. I’ve always wanted to see “The Mousetrap”, so after much dithering (& gasping at ticket prices) we decide yes & … Continue reading
