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Helmsley, Pickering, etc. I hope you enjoy this set. The images are intended for a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. Each set can be viewed as a Slideshow. There are captions for most shots. If you want to read them, I'm sure you can find them. http://preview.tinyurl.com/9db88pb" onclick="w...

Dunbar to Montrose, the second half of our recent journey along a fine stretch of the North Sea's coastline. I hope you enjoy this set. The images are intended for a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. Each set can be viewed as a Slideshow. There are captions for most shots. If you want to read them, I...

Now that's on my list! Great photos, I love the one of the statue with sword against the sky. I couldn't see captions on slide show :oops: Thanks, folks. Once the Slideshow is running, shove the cursor towards the top right hand corner and click on Show Info. That'll produce a black box that partly...

Alnwick to Berwick-upon-Tweed. The first half of our recent journey along a fine stretch of the North Sea's coastline. I hope you enjoy this set. The images are intended for a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. Each set can be viewed as a Slideshow. There are captions for most shots. If you want to re...

Thank you, Rob. (We're just back from four nights up the east coast - Craster (nr Alnwick), to Milton Haven (nr St Cyrus, nr Montrose). It seemed a bit odd, too easy, to be booking in at campsites, and shopping, etc., in English, and being able to receive English language radio channels. The weather...

Yes, I never tire of that part of the Swiss-French border. After being pleasantly surprised on several visits it reliably continues not to let us down. Thanx, Frank. I did at first assume that a Westy conversion was best, but have seen others as good and one better - by a small firm in Devon (Exeter...

Aw, thanx, dude. I saw Fribourg on a road sign, but it was a damned long way off at the time. Place.

Thanx, Louey. This time last year I went a bit sulky after our cam belt snapped near Annecy 25,000 miles before due for changing. After the van was repatriated all it needed was a vast amount of money top put it right! We were due to land in Calais this evening for a whizz down to Portugal (or Croat...

Hello, folks. It's "the wrong van", but I hope you still enjoy this collection. The images are intended for a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. Each set can be viewed as a Slideshow. There are captions for most shots. If you want to read them, I'm sure you can find them. http://bit.ly/QbMbY...

syncrowjoker wrote:That will take some bettering

Not that it matters much (to us chaps anyway), but the bogs were good too!

Thanx, dudes. A day or two like that can totally justify (to me), all the time and travel, the grey days and the wet ones, the expense......

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I'm just back from one overnight there - not on a site, but I've never seen so many in a small ish place. It's all good. I walked up Yr Eifl and got home to find the OS map I'd ordered had arrived while I was away. A quick check confirmed I'd walked up the wrong mountain! :lol: Plenty of beaches, re...

avdem wrote:Nice pics. I live in Stryn and actually work as a teacher in a small school right where pic number 198 is taken.

Well, I never!

And has it been the worst / wettest summer you can remember in Norway?

Do please keep an eye on my tales and let me know if I'm talking nonsense at any stage.