Keith on July 4th, 2010

We took the train from Baden into Vienna having purchased a ticket that allowed us unlimited travel for a period of twenty four hours at the extortionate price of €19 20 for both of us.  To start with we could not figure out how to verify our tickets, something you are required to do.  We had [...]

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Keith on June 5th, 2010

Since we started our travels, at least since we have been towing a trailer with a car on we seem to generate some interest, at times we feel like a spectacle. Some examples, a site in Somerset. We had literally just pulled onto the site when we were approached by an excited man who stopped us. It turned out [...]

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Keith on April 24th, 2010

We have heard  several times about Dutch hospitality, it cannot be overstated how welcoming and friendly they are. The man in the next camper who loaded  directions to campsites, Aldis, liddll and LPG points across Europe on to our tom tom. The bus driver who welcomed us on his bus, got off at the stop [...]

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Keith on December 20th, 2009

Back to Sunday the 13th. Anybody who is hooked or, relies on a computer will understand this. The charger for the laptop failed and, because we rely on it for lots of things panic ensued. Having imagened all the worst type scenarios and having calmed down, on Monday morning we sought help. We were given [...]

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Keith on December 4th, 2009

Louis is the owner of the Mon- Cafe in Alicante. The story, Jan, Pam, Ray and Keith decided to spend some time in Alicante, the girls went their way, Ray and Keith headed for the castle. On our way to the castle Ray spotted this small cafe/stroke bar in a back street. When we rejoined [...]

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Keith on November 1st, 2009

We have family and friends in Canada who we know  follow our journey on the web. We have added some photos taken at a military cemetery in Normandy. We find these places peaceful and thought provoking. We are sure they will understand the significance when they see these pictures. Related posts No related posts.

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Keith on September 3rd, 2009

Because the bus had a saggy bottom we decided to arrange some extra support, poor girl. This is by means of adjustable air assisted suspension, the bus said it was a pain free exercise. It has not only lifted her back end it has also improved the ride, no puns please. Fitted by those nice [...]

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Keith on September 3rd, 2009

We visited Dorset recently, unfortunately  not for pleasure. We were there to attend the funeral of Keiths brother in law Micheal Hiscock. Micheal was not a young man, however, that did not make his passing any easier. Those who knew Micheal  spoke of a man who was kind, helpful, tolerant and a good friend. In [...]

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Keith on July 10th, 2009

I had a problem when trying to use my generator with the van, it came up on the electrics as a reverse  polarity fault and would not charge the liesure battery. Despite some ideas from other motor homers I was unable to solve the problem. Took the generator to LLoyds of Carlisle who put me in touch [...]

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Keith on June 23rd, 2009

Albert is a resident and crofter on Hoy who also takes visitors on guided tours of the island. A  man with the a sense of humour, understanding and knowledge of local wildlife and history. We benefited from a one to one experience and an enjoyable day despite the rain. Related posts No related posts.

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