2014 The Grand Tour Begins



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View by Date or Latest First Next All Entries 6th November 2014, the final night in the UK this year View the Photo Gallery Well it has finally arrived. the van is packed up and ready for a 6am start tomorrow morning, except for the bikes which are locked to the hitch lock on the front of the caravan, they will come inside for the crossing, and in doing so, will save us about £30 in over height charges. Tomorrow we set the odometer to zero and start recording our travels around Europe. Work is still continuing on this website and soon, if you are interested, you will be able to see a breakdown of fuel costs, distance travelled, mpg, shopping costs and over all costs per year... But, I hear you say, why on earth would I be interested in that? Well, I hear myself reply, you may not be interested, but to some people who are following our exploits, there may be something of interest if they are considering a similar adventure, so, if you are not interested in that part of the site, don't click on the link. We will also be reviewing the campsites as we go, should you be interested. We left home a month and 2 days ago and have toured around the UK visiting friends and family. We covered a total of 1,623 miles and will be doing a similar trip around next June when we return from over wintering in Portugal, Spain and France. Tomorrow, we'll be starting a new Blog, but only if the campsite in Coutances has Wi-Fi. The trip across the channel looks like it is going to be lively, with winds gusting to force 10, but for now, all I am interested is that we will be having steak in the pub and a couple of pints of cider for me and beer for Julia. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 6 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 04/11/2014 - Holme Bush View the Photo Gallery Well, the final countdown begins... We went out shopping today, we have realised after only just six weeks on the road, that we need a drying rack, preferable electric and preferably only low wattage, as many of the campsites we will be visiting will only have 3 amp electric connections, so a quick trip to Lakeland in Castle Point, Bournemouth granted us permission, without any persuasion, to sell us a 200watt two tier drying rack electric "Dry:Soon" contraption which will do nicely The campsite is happy for us to leave at 6:30am, so we will be staying here until we get bored or trying to fake sleep on Friday morning when the ferry sets sale. This is the first FREE wifi, a bit flaky, but who's complaining. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 4 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 27th October to 3rd November 2014 View the Photo Gallery Two weeks in Devon have flown by. We have been helping out around the yard, fixing fences, cabling, cleaning the car, creosoting and fixing things. Today we are packing up the car and caravan in the relentless rain ready for our trip back to Poole in time, hopefully our arrival at the Holme Bush Inn, will coincide with the arrival in our bank account of the proceeds of the sale of our house! The sale has taken 8 weeks instead of the expected 4, but that is all now water under the bridge - apart from the stuff falling from the sky that is! We will be staying in the Camping and Caravanning Club CS site at the Holme Bush until Thursday evening when we will be transferring ourselves to the ferry terminal for our last night in the UK until next year. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 6 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 23rd - 26th October in Devon View the Photo Gallery Still in Devon camping in my sisters yard and helping out with Cooking, Creosoting as well as cleaning and sorting the caravan. Nothing much is going to happen until the 2nd November, when we could be travelling back up to Dorset ready to get the car serviced as soon as the money for the house comes through. After that date, hopefully, this blog will take off No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 1 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 18th November 2014 - Devon View the Photo Gallery Set off from Moreton Campsite at 11 this morning and drove the 48 miles down to Devon. Pitched the caravan by the horse lorries levelled it up and had a cup of tea. Julia is feeling a little worse for wear after a tumble from her bike on Friday, bruises appearing all over the place. Wednesday 22nd Well, first of all, Happy Birthday Claire, 24!!! Aaagh! I really didn't think I was old enough! Today we are making pizza's for 5 people, mostly completed in the caravan except we plan to cook in the Aga, there is a first time�for everything No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 2 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 8th to 18th - Visiting Family and Friends View the Photo Gallery Whilst visiting family and friends around the UK we have found a limitation to UK Campsites... If they have mobile coverage it is poor to non existent and if they provide Wi-Fi it is also poor or non existent! I can't wait for France and accessible internet Over the past 10 days we have visited friends in Leicestershire, where we witnessed, on our walk home,�a police car slam on its breaks, then proceed to sweep a frightened rabbit from in front of it with a broom; Family in Devon, Bath and Guildford. We have parked our caravan in a lake (I believe that the lake decided to join us on our pitch!), have cycled up Box Hill in Surrey and two other hills mentioned in the 100 greatest climbs in England! We have walked, cycled and almost swam at one stage around the country until finally we pitched up in Dorset to collect the money for our house... The house sale will not be finalising until the 3rd November, so off to Devon for a couple of weeks to stay with Mary also where the internet is hopefully better!!! No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 7 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 7th October 2014 - Washing Day! View the Photo Gallery Washing is one of those things which is required, but no one wants to admit happens when caravanning, a bit like emptying the loo! Whilst the washing was churning in�either the washer or dryer (�3 and 70p respectively) I decanted the contents of the car on to the pitch. Christmas lights, baubles and decorations,�two boxes of shoes &�boots, an A3�picture frame and a wicker picnic basket containing other Christmas stuff, all of which is being dropped of at Claire's flat in Bath in a couple of days. The rest including: awning and�sun canopy, �for ever the optimist; two roll up aluminium tables, an aluminium rotary washing line, spare wheel for the car, a sack of bread flour, four bags of clothes, two with Julia's and my cycling paraphernalia, and two with winter and walking clothes;�bike and caravan cleaning 'stuff'�and a fire extinguisher was repacked with the car�seats down rather than up... I'll probably do this exercise a few more times until I get it right! By midday, the washing was dry and put away and�the car was packed, so we walked down to the canoeing course, unfortunately not being used, then went for a walk along the river bank up to the futuristic Infinity Bridge and crossed the river in to Durham University's 'Queen's Campus' which, was surprisingly looking a little jaded with plants growing out of the gutters and weeds marking the edge of every�paving slab. We walked back down to the Tees Barrage and back to the caravan. Another pleasant evening was spent with Julia's Mum and Dad, with a really tasty stew and the company of Julia's brother, Jamie, his wife, Nicola and daughter (1 years old) Tilly. Back to the caravan to check that the cider was still there by 10:30pm. Tomorrow we move on, down to visit�some great friends near Ashby-de-la-Zouch. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 9 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 6th October - White Water Park, Teesside View the Photo Gallery 175 miles later, we arrive at White Water Caravan Park (N54.567893, E-1.286033), next to the River Tees, a once highly polluted river, but now used as an internationally acclaimed sports facility. The site, clean, friendly�and immaculate as always. We�reversed on to the pitch (I hope someone was watching!!!), unhitched the car and �after setting up the caravan for our return later. we then drove to Julia's parents and spent an enjoyable evening chatting. After a�pizza shared between 4, we returned to the caravan at about 10:45 and filled up on�bread and cheese.�� No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 8 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 5th October View the Photo Gallery After 165 miles and a couple pints of cider, an overnight stop in a friendly site on the outskirts of Peterborough. For the first time in our caravanning career, we landed here without pre-booking, tempting fate to do its worst. Fate tried and failed, loads of free�pitches for us to choose from.�� No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 9 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining 4th October View the Photo Gallery Our first night away from home, after 108 miles,�incorporated a few relatives, a few glasses of red wine, and, to prove a point�a night camped on the side of a road in the middle of a rather smart housing estate, Wanderdown Road, Ovingdean, near Brighton. The relatives included;�Sally-Anne, my cousin,�and her husband Brad who were visiting from Australia; Chris, another cousin, and his wife Clarissa,�visiting from Paris; Peter (Uncle) and Zelga (Aunt) from County Durham; Jill Thomson, my mother, visiting from Devon; and the star of the evening, Rea (Aunt) whose 80th birthday drew us all together and whose house we moored ourselves in front of. The party was continuous and on-going from�before we arrived at 11:50 until the sack was well and truly hit about 12 hours later. After we arrived and had secured the car and caravan, we all made our way to the Ovingdean Social Club for the monthly village lunch, where we all sang 'Happy Birthday' to Rea. Later, we went back to the house and had tea and cake and sang 'Happy Birthday' to Rea. Then, after a small panic as to whether the food for the evening party had been ordered for this week or next, sorted out by a single phone call, 50 locals and friends of Rea's, joined the party. One broken glass and a wine stained pair of white trousers later, we sang 'Happy Birthday' to Rea with another cake. Sleep came easily and deeply that night No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 10 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining Finally the go-ahead View the Photo Gallery After a few thoughts on how to progress with the sale of our house, which I emailed to the solicitors acting for us,�and�copied to the Estate Agents, last night, we have finally received some good news. The delay in exchanging contracts appears to be caused by the buyers solicitors! We turned up at our solicitor at 10:30hrs this morning, signed the Contract and the Exchange of Deeds - WE ARE OFF! So, what are our current plans? The one thing we hope that you'll soon realise is that plans can be easily changed and that our life is in a constant state of flux This morning, after returning from the solicitors, our plan was to go to Brighton, on Sunday morning to attend my aunts 80th birthday - The added bonus to this is that a large proportion of my side of the family are travelling down from Durham. After the party, we were going�to move on to visit our son in Guildford, Surrey. From there we would head up to the North East to visit Julia's parents and UK based family in Teesside. From there, heading South again, we would visit Claire, our daughter in Bath for a few days and then down to Devon to meet up with my mother, my�sister and her family, then back to Poole and across to France on�Brittany Ferries ship, the�Barfleur. As I eluded, plans are easily changed. Our son is an illustrator and has a deadline for Penguin Books so will not be available next week and is coming down to Poole on the following weekend... OK so our plans are Devon first, then Claire in Bath, followed by friends in Leicestershire, Teesside to visit Julia's UK based family then down to Andy and Rhia's before Poole and France... with a couple of extra days in Devon to start with�as Claire is working strange shifts For those of you who do not know us, My name is Simon, my wife is Julia and our long suffering children are, Claire and Andy. Julia, until the end of the last school term, worked in Upton Junior School as a Teaching Assistant of some 15 years standing. I have been a lorry driver, driving everything from tankers to perfume concentrates in the UK and as far away as Poland. Andy, our eldest, lives in Guildford with his partner Rhia. Andy is a Freelance�Illustrator and�left UCLan (University of Central Lancashire) with a 2.1 in Illustration,�while Rhia is currently taking her Doctorate as part of her training to become a�Forensic Psychologist. Claire, our daughter, has just moved to Bath and is working her way up the ladder through the training scheme run by Wetherspoons. She finished University in UCLan (University of Central Lancashire) with a 2.2 in photography. We have two�amazing children. No comments Add a comment You will be adding a comment to this post as a guest. Please note that all comments are checked manually and if this service is abused, it will be removed. enter 2 into this box to prove you are human: 300 characters remaining Finally the go-ahead View the Photo Gallery After a few thoughts on how to progress with the sale of our house, which I emailed to the solicitors acting for us,�and�copied to the Estate Agents, last night, we have finally received some good news. The delay in exchanging contracts appears to be caused by the buyers solicitors! We turned up at our solicitor at 10:30hrs this morning, signed the Contract and the Exchange of Deeds - WE ARE OFF! So, what are our current plans? The one thing we hope that you'll soon realise is that plans can be easily changed and that our life is in a constant state of flux This morning, after returning from the solicitors, our plan was to go to Brighton, on Sunday morning to attend my aunts 80th birthday - The added bonus to this is that a large proportion of my side of the family are travelling down from Durham. After the party, we were going�to move on to visit our son in Guildford, Surrey. From there we would head up to the North East to visit Julia's parents and UK based family in Teesside. From there, heading South again, we would visit Claire, our daughter in Bath for a few days and then down to Devon to meet up with my mother, my�sister and her family, then back to Poole and across to France on�Brittany Ferries ship, the�Barfleur. As I eluded, plans are easily changed. Our son is an illustrator and has a deadline for Penguin Books so will not be available next week and is coming down to Poole on the following weekend... OK so our plans are Devon first, then Claire in Bath, followed by friends in Leicestershire, Teesside to visit Julia's UK based family then down to Andy and Rhia's before Poole and France... with a couple of extra days in Devon to start with�as Claire is working strange shifts For those of you who do not know us, My name is Simon, my wife is Julia and our long suffering children are, Claire and Andy. Julia, until the end of the last school term, worked in Upton Junior School as a Teaching Assistant of some 15 years standing. I have been a lorry driver, driving everything from tankers to perfume concentrates in the UK and as far away as Poland. Andy, our eldest, lives in Guildford with his partner Rhia. Andy is a Freelance�Illustrator and�left UCLan (University of Central Lancashire) with a 2.1 in Illustration,�while Rhia is currently taking her Doctorate as part of her training to become a�Forensic Psychologist. Claire, our daughter, has just moved to Bath and is working her way up the ladder through the training scheme run by Wetherspoons. She finished University in UCLan (University of Central Lancashire) with a 2.2 in photography. We have two�amazing children. 4th October View the Photo Gallery Our first night away from home, after 108 miles,�incorporated a few relatives, a few glasses of red wine, and, to prove a point�a night camped on the side of a road in the middle of a rather smart housing estate, Wanderdown Road, Ovingdean, near Brighton. The relatives included;�Sally-Anne, my cousin,�and her husband Brad who were visiting from Australia; Chris, another cousin, and his wife Clarissa,�visiting from Paris; Peter (Uncle) and Zelga (Aunt) from County Durham; Jill Thomson, my mother, visiting from Devon; and the star of the evening, Rea (Aunt) whose 80th birthday drew us all together and whose house we moored ourselves in front of. The party was continuous and on-going from�before we arrived at 11:50 until the sack was well and truly hit about 12 hours later. After we arrived and had secured the car and caravan, we all made our way to the Ovingdean Social Club for the monthly village lunch, where we all sang 'Happy Birthday' to Rea. Later, we went back to the house and had tea and cake and sang 'Happy Birthday' to Rea. Then, after a small panic as to whether the food for the evening party had been ordered for this week or next, sorted out by a single phone call, 50 locals and friends of Rea's, joined the party. One broken glass and a wine stained pair of white trousers later, we sang 'Happy Birthday' to Rea with another cake. Sleep came easily and deeply that night 5th October View the Photo Gallery After 165 miles and a couple pints of cider, an overnight stop in a friendly site on the outskirts of Peterborough. For the first time in our caravanning career, we landed here without pre-booking, tempting fate to do its worst. Fate tried and failed, loads of free�pitches for us to choose from.�� 6th October - White Water Park, Teesside View the Photo Gallery 175 miles later, we arrive at White Water Caravan Park (N54.567893, E-1.286033), next to the River Tees, a once highly polluted river, but now used as an internationally acclaimed sports facility. The site, clean, friendly�and immaculate as always. We�reversed on to the pitch (I hope someone was watching!!!), unhitched the car and �after setting up the caravan for our return later. we then drove to Julia's parents and spent an enjoyable evening chatting. After a�pizza shared between 4, we returned to the caravan at about 10:45 and filled up on�bread and cheese.�� 7th October 2014 - Washing Day! View the Photo Gallery Washing is one of those things which is required, but no one wants to admit happens when caravanning, a bit like emptying the loo! Whilst the washing was churning in�either the washer or dryer (�3 and 70p respectively) I decanted the contents of the car on to the pitch. Christmas lights, baubles and decorations,�two boxes of shoes &�boots, an A3�picture frame and a wicker picnic basket containing other Christmas stuff, all of which is being dropped of at Claire's flat in Bath in a couple of days. The rest including: awning and�sun canopy, �for ever the optimist; two roll up aluminium tables, an aluminium rotary washing line, spare wheel for the car, a sack of bread flour, four bags of clothes, two with Julia's and my cycling paraphernalia, and two with winter and walking clothes;�bike and caravan cleaning 'stuff'�and a fire extinguisher was repacked with the car�seats down rather than up... I'll probably do this exercise a few more times until I get it right! By midday, the washing was dry and put away and�the car was packed, so we walked down to the canoeing course, unfortunately not being used, then went for a walk along the river bank up to the futuristic Infinity Bridge and crossed the river in to Durham University's 'Queen's Campus' which, was surprisingly looking a little jaded with plants growing out of the gutters and weeds marking the edge of every�paving slab. We walked back down to the Tees Barrage and back to the caravan. Another pleasant evening was spent with Julia's Mum and Dad, with a really tasty stew and the company of Julia's brother, Jamie, his wife, Nicola and daughter (1 years old) Tilly. Back to the caravan to check that the cider was still there by 10:30pm. Tomorrow we move on, down to visit�some great friends near Ashby-de-la-Zouch. 8th to 18th - Visiting Family and Friends View the Photo Gallery Whilst visiting family and friends around the UK we have found a limitation to UK Campsites... If they have mobile coverage it is poor to non existent and if they provide Wi-Fi it is also poor or non existent! I can't wait for France and accessible internet Over the past 10 days we have visited friends in Leicestershire, where we witnessed, on our walk home,�a police car slam on its breaks, then proceed to sweep a frightened rabbit from in front of it with a broom; Family in Devon, Bath and Guildford. We have parked our caravan in a lake (I believe that the lake decided to join us on our pitch!), have cycled up Box Hill in Surrey and two other hills mentioned in the 100 greatest climbs in England! We have walked, cycled and almost swam at one stage around the country until finally we pitched up in Dorset to collect the money for our house... The house sale will not be finalising until the 3rd November, so off to Devon for a couple of weeks to stay with Mary also where the internet is hopefully better!!! 18th November 2014 - Devon View the Photo Gallery Set off from Moreton Campsite at 11 this morning and drove the 48 miles down to Devon. Pitched the caravan by the horse lorries levelled it up and had a cup of tea. Julia is feeling a little worse for wear after a tumble from her bike on Friday, bruises appearing all over the place. Wednesday 22nd Well, first of all, Happy Birthday Claire, 24!!! Aaagh! I really didn't think I was old enough! Today we are making pizza's for 5 people, mostly completed in the caravan except we plan to cook in the Aga, there is a first time�for everything 23rd - 26th October in Devon View the Photo Gallery Still in Devon camping in my sisters yard and helping out with Cooking, Creosoting as well as cleaning and sorting the caravan. Nothing much is going to happen until the 2nd November, when we could be travelling back up to Dorset ready to get the car serviced as soon as the money for the house comes through. After that date, hopefully, this blog will take off 27th October to 3rd November 2014 View the Photo Gallery Two weeks in Devon have flown by. We have been helping out around the yard, fixing fences, cabling, cleaning the car, creosoting and fixing things. Today we are packing up the car and caravan in the relentless rain ready for our trip back to Poole in time, hopefully our arrival at the Holme Bush Inn, will coincide with the arrival in our bank account of the proceeds of the sale of our house! The sale has taken 8 weeks instead of the expected 4, but that is all now water under the bridge - apart from the stuff falling from the sky that is! We will be staying in the Camping and Caravanning Club CS site at the Holme Bush until Thursday evening when we will be transferring ourselves to the ferry terminal for our last night in the UK until next year. 04/11/2014 - Holme Bush View the Photo Gallery Well, the final countdown begins... We went out shopping today, we have realised after only just six weeks on the road, that we need a drying rack, preferable electric and preferably only low wattage, as many of the campsites we will be visiting will only have 3 amp electric connections, so a quick trip to Lakeland in Castle Point, Bournemouth granted us permission, without any persuasion, to sell us a 200watt two tier drying rack electric "Dry:Soon" contraption which will do nicely The campsite is happy for us to leave at 6:30am, so we will be staying here until we get bored or trying to fake sleep on Friday morning when the ferry sets sale. This is the first FREE wifi, a bit flaky, but who's complaining. 6th November 2014, the final night in the UK this year View the Photo Gallery Well it has finally arrived. the van is packed up and ready for a 6am start tomorrow morning, except for the bikes which are locked to the hitch lock on the front of the caravan, they will come inside for the crossing, and in doing so, will save us about £30 in over height charges. Tomorrow we set the odometer to zero and start recording our travels around Europe. Work is still continuing on this website and soon, if you are interested, you will be able to see a breakdown of fuel costs, distance travelled, mpg, shopping costs and over all costs per year... But, I hear you say, why on earth would I be interested in that? Well, I hear myself reply, you may not be interested, but to some people who are following our exploits, there may be something of interest if they are considering a similar adventure, so, if you are not interested in that part of the site, don't click on the link. We will also be reviewing the campsites as we go, should you be interested. We left home a month and 2 days ago and have toured around the UK visiting friends and family. We covered a total of 1,623 miles and will be doing a similar trip around next June when we return from over wintering in Portugal, Spain and France. Tomorrow, we'll be starting a new Blog, but only if the campsite in Coutances has Wi-Fi. The trip across the channel looks like it is going to be lively, with winds gusting to force 10, but for now, all I am interested is that we will be having steak in the pub and a couple of pints of cider for me and beer for Julia. 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