Places We Have Visited

Glastonbury. The Isle of Avalon shrouded in Arthurian legend but nowadays perhaps better known for its musical festival which is held at Pilton a few miles down the road. I have never been to the festival but I have visited Glastonbury several times. I climbed up the Tor and steep and tiring as it was it was harder coming down. It's claimed by some that Merlin is buried inside and along with many other places locally it is linked with a mystical past now long gone.

Good old W11 - Portobello Rd. Mine and Bella's old stamping ground

There was always some good old shenanigans going on in the Warwick Castle

Truthy - when I have time I'll comment on Glastonbury. But, yes, it is a magical place. I climbed the Tor late one evening and the scene over the Somerser Levels is gorgeous in the moonlight


Misty

Carnival.

Misty wrote:

Truthy - when I have time I'll comment on Glastonbury. But, yes, it is a magical place. I climbed the Tor late one evening and the scene over the Somerser Levels is gorgeous in the moonlight


Misty

Believe it or not, the morning I climbed up there my friends were still asleep and in the tower at the top there was a ready made spliff and an unopend can of beer awaiting me. No wonder I found it harder coming down than going up. :shock: :shock: :shock:

Becky Falls, Dartmoor where yours truly fell in the river

Albert Bridge SW3. I spent many an hour near there. On one side is Chelsea and on the other Battersea Park.

Truthy wrote:

Becky Falls, Dartmoor where yours truly fell in the river

Dartmoor is a great place Truthy and the kids love becky falls, good choice, managed to visit the moor many times whilst on holidays in Devon, though I hope I never end up housed at Princetown

Rivington, a plaice I love to take the family and dog for a walk at weekends, close to home and beautiful countryside, Moz will recognise these pictures

What beautiful pictures


Misty

Bella wrote:

That is too weird I was just going to do Morecambe but from a different angle

I'll do it in a moment

How about this angle We came, We so, We conquered, 8000 mods made it a lively plaice in 1984, the good old day's

Morecambe Scooter Rally 1984



I worked on a couple of schemes in Morecambe for a good number of months over the last few years, it's dirty and awful now and very much like a ghost town, though they have spent a lot on the sea front and makes it look a lot better, and you cant take away those breathtaking views.

some of the places i went cycling when i was a teen we used to go and get wasted in all these places


it kind of takes something away from the beauty don't you think lol


the one with the bluebells is just off the cuckoo trail which was our main connecting road to anywhere with the added benefit of being able to stop and roll a joint when we wanted without being disturbed by johnny law

yes i fucked the page feel free to hurl abuse any time you like lol

That bluebell one's fantastic,Craig worth stretching the page for

it didnt look so nice with all of us sat in amongst it all

drunk and stoned with our bikes lol


we used to go past the long man on our way to beachy head where the pub would happily serve me the ride home was always more fun

You fucked the page up again bigcraig. I've seen that chalk figure as well and the Cerne Abbas Giant in Dorset.

is it the long man of willmington you see or the other one?


the long man only has a knob sometimes

mostly when the kids get bored in the area pmsl


there is also a horse just next to the river cuckmere i cant remember the name of the place but the river is really picturesque i will try and find a pic now

I have seen all those places too but that Bluebell wood has moved me. I could imagine frollicking and hiding behind trees in a long white flowing gown and bare feet in the dew and the smell of fragrant bluebells whisping against my toes.

ha ha ha lola



well just go on down to alfriston in april-may the place is covered


i lived in hailsham and used to ride the cuckoo trail up there it is beautiful


its like that for miles and miles even abbots wood is full of them at that time of year

The Cerna Abbas Giant, Dorset. I was on the road for a few years and stayed for awhile at a monastery near here. There were also some bluebell woods here. Peaceful and relaxing.

i have only been to a few places in dorset and that aint one of them unfortunatley but i did live in bournmouth for a while



is was crazy too many parties

Truthy, did you send him to photoshop and add goolies and a penis on ?
I dont remember getting that close up .

Byron's Pool, Grantchester. About 10 minuets walk from where I live. This where Lord Byron used to swim in his days at Cambridge and his ghost is alleged to swim in there in the moonlight. This photo doesn't do it justice.