A Lady in a Van

Plymouth history

After a walk to the local Sainsbury's to stock upon necessities and niceities we took the bus into the city. Had a walk round some shops and then to the Hoe and Smeaton's Tower. During our evening walk we passed an ingesting plaque Then passed Drake's Place, a park surrounding

Plymouth

We have a campsite on the outskirts of Plymouth with a regular bus into town so we'll stay for a week. Also train fares are so cheap we can have a couple of days out. Today we went to the Barbican area so we could visit the Plymouth gin distillery

Sunshine on the Moor

A welcome day off sunshine and we can book into Plymouth, so we'll stay for a bit longer. First to Drewsteignton to vist another heritage pub, and for bear to have a beer! There were some lovely Cowslips in the carpark. Onto Castle Drogo, which is still under going renovation,

A wet day on the train

The landlord of the Portsmouth Arms gave us a lift to the station and we had a lovely trip to Topsham. I saw a hare, an Eget and a Heron amongst other wildlife. But it was raining and child when we got to Topsham. Nevertheless we found the Bridge Inn

Warm Thursday in Portsmouth

Well not the town, but a pub called the Portsmouth Arms and a nice warm log fire. The weather has again been cold and showery, but we had a nice walk round Barnstaple and found a couple of bargains. Today's photo taken at the campsite in Lynton, its of two

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