WHAT SHALL I WEAR???????????????

I like the sheep pen up top.
Is that for neet time cure for welshshire lonelyness?

bofa bill wrote:

I like the sheep pen up top.
Is that for neet time cure for welshshire lonelyness?

It's big up there so all the welsh come join me up there

Yes, those welsh boys may get homesick, they take their own sheep and if hungry it may end up on the barbie.
Seriously though, a electric kettle and the means to connect it into the campsite hook ups, whole lot quicker and convienient than gas. Also very important a few tins of all day breakfasts or cassoulet. You may find there will be some time when you are really pleased you took them. One night we arrived at a campsite after the cafe had closed and we were VERY gratefull to those who had taken some tins and chose to share with us. One other thing you may find useful is a mains powered flourescent lamp. Team Shortwayround had one last year and it was very good. But no doubt you will find as we did that you will muck in together and between all of you you will find all you need.
As Tom said don´t forget to take a sense of humour .
My wife has this written of the back of her Disco

"Don´t let your fears stand in the way of you dreams" I wish I had thought of it, just go out there and have a good time, I´m sure you will

good advice ther matey.

Noo, if I run oot of fuel ye will aw chuck in and top me tank up for me?

Yes, humour is most certainly the best medicine for sure and X Far.
Aye, all day breakies and some tins of irish Stew for the emergency side of life.
Sainsburys do the breakies one aboot the 30bob mark.

Its the energy tablet thingys that I will be using.
What, with aw these wimin tae keep happy. :elephant:


wills

I was about to run out of fuel on the way to Andora(waitng to get the cheap fuel) but as I said muck in together and Mark from Team LandRoversandWine saved the day with 20ltr from his jerry can. I hope and think I paid him back with the Andora fuel.
One tip, don´t do what TeamRoadHogs did. They filled up 6 jerry cans in Andora and were refused entry into Spain with all that fuel. So they went back to the camp site and spoke to someone who told them of a route across the mountains without going through customs. It could have been a bit iffy but the turned up at Pamplona a few hours late with a whole stack of cheap fuel that saw them all the way back to Calais and further
Have a good one, I´m just sorry I won´t be making it this year but you never know I may just manage it