Monthly Archives: March 2011

Yeah I know it was ‘Chicks’ in the song but how wrong is that line especially when the person with the money is me? I need a serious lesson or two in being responsible with your cash. I realised some … Continue reading →

This travelling Nomad is feeling chock full of culture. Sunday was a lazy day but I managed to visit the Crystal Palace museum in the park. For such a tiny building it held plenty of interest and the volunteers were … Continue reading →

Arsehole Gadget of the Year on a motorhome. Some people just don’t know when to call it a day with the OTT, stupid, I’ve got more money than brain cells gadgets do they. A recently arrived motorhome appears to have lights underneath … Continue reading →

A sign appeared on the site last night warning us to stay away from central London today as there was an ‘Anti-government cuts’ demonstration taking place. I did joke that maybe I should join in but the estimated turnout of … Continue reading →

Yes I really did think I had a chance of spotting the Prof if I visited the Science Museum. Sadly he was nowhere to be seen and I had to make do with dodging snotty nosed unruly school kids – … Continue reading →

It’s a good job I have a head for heights. Last night saw me heading off to Shepherds Bush Empire to see the final Interpol UK gig. Unfortunately I was in the upper circle level 2 so had visions of … Continue reading →

It comes to something when you can travel around Europe and the USA without seeing so much as a drop of blood in the street. Come to London and you can see a dead body in a main Brixton street (covered … Continue reading →

We have just arrived at the Caravan Club’s Crystal Palace site and driving the Beast through London has to be one of the barmiest things I’ve ever done – roads with a 7ft width restriction and a toll of £1, … Continue reading →

First the good news. The New Forest CC site was fantastic and I pushed the boat out and hired a car (poxy Vauxhall Corsa 1.2) to get into Boscombe to see Interpol.Venue was your typical stunning old-fashioned theatre with Victorian decoration and features etc. … Continue reading →

  Still no word on the job front though most of the staff at Hurley seemed to think I’d got the job as I’ve been asked when I start! I’m keeping everything crossed too as the handyman/grounds man (I assume) … Continue reading →