Today NOT at work

oldoaktree

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Location
County Durham
Call in at didly squat this evening on the way passed saw Jezas RR so we stopped for a drink and nephew got a photo with him .
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oldoaktree

Member
Location
County Durham
a snippet of my American adventure, might have missed of some days/night but it was pretty frantic

day 1 arrived at El Paso, having met an english guy on train, we hired a car travelled to Carlsbad caverns slept in car
day2 walked into juarez over the border bridge, stayed at a guys house we met in a bar!
day3/4 train to LA must have slept on train, train to san diego crossed border jumped on a bus to Santa Rosilina, baja peninsular slept on bus
day5 discovered real poverty in mexico night in run-down mexican hotel
day 6 got the first bus back to civilisation
day 7 night in LA youthhostel
day8 hired car with 2 more guys drove through death valley .motel
day 9 hoover dam then vegas youth hostel
day10grand canyon youth hostel snowed in
day11 , down canyon then back to vegas, returned to casino but couldnt find any energy
day12 drove to Reno, lots of snow nearly ran out of fuel , -20 or so outside, found a motel with restaurant doing yorkshire puddings
day 13 San Fransisco,
day14 Cartmel
day 15 returned hire car having driven 2200 miles, 4 drivers taking shifts,

never met my traveling companions before or since, but we had a laugh I can tell you, and a few arguments, thats a lot of driving and not much sleeping.

I went from there to Seattle then eastward , to Chicago Boston as I had a hotel job offer near Boston, it was either that or or go home as I had zero money left.

We chose Santa rosalina in mexico on the advise of a very pretty girl at the mexican tourist infomation, she said it was a great whale watching place, and because we were too busy looking at her to listen properly, we believed everything she said.
In reality it is/was a run down empty shell of a copper mining town, our hotel had a pool but it was empty with weeds growing out of it.
Still the mexican experience was amazing, no need to repeat it but eye opening. the first few miles of road south from tijuana are/where surrounded by the orange box villages. literally people living in orange boxes waiting chance to jump the border.
Carlsbad not far away from a mate of mine in Artesia
 

Karliboy

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Livestock Farmer
Location
West Yorkshire
Thats a good walk, never done it myself, and your stopping at blue dolphin caravan site ? how do i know ? live a mile away from that site (y)

spot on.
it was nice to be fair I’ve never been to Filey before or Scarborough to say I’m only 3hrs away west on the border with Lancashire.
currently sat in the Monsoon Indian resteraunt
In Filey.
(there’s very few places to eat of a evening around in town that we can find sadly)

ps you lot get some grand weather out this way. It was supposed to rain all day but it’s done nothing but sunshine and burn my scalp 😂
Wish they could get it that wrong back home
 

TheTallGuy

Member
Location
Cambridgeshire
spot on.
it was nice to be fair I’ve never been to Filey before or Scarborough to say I’m only 3hrs away west on the border with Lancashire.
currently sat in the Monsoon Indian resteraunt
In Filey.
(there’s very few places to eat of a evening around in town that we can find sadly)

ps you lot get some grand weather out this way. It was supposed to rain all day but it’s done nothing but sunshine and burn my scalp 😂
Wish they could get it that wrong back home
The Piebald Inn at Hunmanby is usually pretty good if you can get a table.
 

Getnthair

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
SW Scotland
Unintended consequences of lockdown?

Forced - okay, it didn't take a lot - to join a Zoom meeting a couple of months ago.

After the business there was to be a social bit - if you ordered your gin-tasting kit beforehand. Now, I don't like gin but I've taken a liking to this Gunshot gin. It's luvverly.......

Thought I should get some supplies in for the next lockdown, the winter, the summer, this week - oh, why not get a few in?



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teslacoils

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lincolnshire
Tornement this weekend. Rescheduled from 2020.....so why do I still have dudes to paint! Bashed this banner lady out yesterday.

With great fame comes top merchandising opportunity - I have sold the rights to advertise on a 2" by 1" banner for one weekend!
 

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