Month: August 2021

Not really sure where we’ve been today, but I do know it’s been impossible to park. This evening, we’ve decided that the Lake District is probably better done by car 😬 It was a lovely quiet night on top of

Tried to get to Silverdale this morning and got a very swift reminder that this is a bank holiday Monday! Total gridlock 😬Think most of the caravan owners were heading home and with roads not really wide enough for any

We had a sunny walk along the prom prom prom this morning to see the brilliant Eric Morecambe statue. There are references to him all over the town and I still had to laugh at some of the jokes written

What a lovely quiet night on the Great Orme. Really sad that a load of rubbish seemed to have appeared overnight though. If that was someone in a van, I can finally see why Wales has ‘no overnight sleeping’ signs

Mr Bramley was up at the crack of dawn honing his photography skills on the lone tree again. Good results …it defo looks more lonely first thing in the morning. Short drive to Conwy where we managed to park in

Couldn’t do the early get up – the sleeping’s not always the best in a lay-by, so we kind of knew that we would be joining a mass procession of people going up and down the mountain side. Having said

Not a great nights sleep in the car park. A little gang of lads plus a boy racer kept me awake until 3am. Guy was oblivious to everything until the police came …then he thought they’d come for us! 🙄

Just been one of those days today, nothing’s been quite right. We got going early to avoid the daytime parking fee – when I say early, well, it was 8:30 when we woke up & it felt like the middle

Shock horror – the sun has finally graced Wales with its presence! What a difference it’s made too. After filling up with water at the friendly Morrisons petrol station, we set off for Anglesey. The old Menai Bridge was a

I think we’ve been to Porthmadog and Criccieth before, but couldn’t really remember much about either. It was full on big rain this morning so we didn’t even stop in Porthmadog. Criccieth looked quite nice with its castle perched on