Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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You've got to remember there's a time difference between there and here so that's probably his Christmas tree. 
Ahh yeah of course!You've got to remember there's a time difference between there and here so that's probably his Christmas tree.
It hasn’t been in Italy for long….no body damage.
It was good bud.. a good turnout, not sure if that was weather.. yep, some muppet got sunburnt Saturday... as del boy would say 'what a plonker'
Just been up to the lifeboat pub at the marina in East Cowes for our last meal and drink out as we start back home tomorrow. 
See any nice Russian frigates @Rioja John ?
Bit foggy in the Channel around midday today. Bob and Carol on Dignity had a bit of a do.......
Currently at Ashwell camp site, having a nice glass of Malbec just as it’s started to rain 
Handy spot for the band at ParaParty26 in Bucks (last weekend).
If you’ve got Malbec let it rain.Currently at Ashwell camp site, having a nice glass of Malbec just as it’s started to rain
Just got back from a quiet and enjoyable 4 days at Valley Farm Campsite in Farmoor.
£20 per night for a spacious grass pitch with awning, small but clean toilet block with showers for an additional charge of £1 for 7mins. That’s for non electric. They do have some EHU pitches as well.
Bus route near campsite entrance into Oxford.
Access along campsite path to a walk around Farmoor reservoir as long as you don’t have a dog. We do and found out that they aren’t welcome so a longer walk (called the countryside walk) around outside perimeter to join the Thames path.
If you are a very keen walker you could walk all the way into Oxford along the Thames: Others on the campsite we chatted with had got the bus one way and walked back. It looks too far to me though.
£20 per night for a spacious grass pitch with awning, small but clean toilet block with showers for an additional charge of £1 for 7mins. That’s for non electric. They do have some EHU pitches as well.
Bus route near campsite entrance into Oxford.
Access along campsite path to a walk around Farmoor reservoir as long as you don’t have a dog. We do and found out that they aren’t welcome so a longer walk (called the countryside walk) around outside perimeter to join the Thames path.
If you are a very keen walker you could walk all the way into Oxford along the Thames: Others on the campsite we chatted with had got the bus one way and walked back. It looks too far to me though.
