- Location
- The Hague, The Netherlands
Busy day for you all!
Lovely photo's.
Are you going to go to Grasmere and stock up on your gingerbread?
Lovely photo's.
Are you going to go to Grasmere and stock up on your gingerbread?
On the Road Again…
- Thread starter Sophiedoodle
- Start date
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Erm, no. Would rather give that a miss.....
And what is wrong with a Kayak, especially with the dogs on board????
Lovely pictures and looks like you are having fun, relaxing and enjoying yourself.
Emily_Babbelhund
Mama Red HOT Pepper
- Location
- Regensburg, Germany
Fantabulous! 
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
Beautiful photo's
- Location
- The Hague, The Netherlands
We did the Canadian Kayak and had a cuppa on the island (Swallows and Amazons!!)....without Hunter!
We could have taken him but birds on the water and air were too much temptation!!
We could have taken him but birds on the water and air were too much temptation!!
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Dog overboard
- Location
- The Hague, The Netherlands
Lots of space in the Canadian Kayak for Oreo and Lilly!!! Just saying!! 
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
It’s not quite the weather for that today
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
Thank you for all the lovely photos, it gave me a yen to go back there again, but I never will. What an amazing rainbow and MIL looks very glam. I loved to see the dogs smiling.
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
As the weather forecast was , we headed off to the Lakeland Motor Museum
I absolutely love transport museums!!
The dogs were impeccably behaved (as always
).
Here’s a small selection of photos…
I put together a couple of collages with descriptions
Fire engine
1956 600cc & Watsonian sidecar
Tiny first aid box on the back of a moped
quick selfie!
There was an additional exhibition about Malcolm & Donald Campbell which was really interesting!
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Donald Campbell
^^ for some more information!
Oreo in front of a Bluebird replica
I
, we headed off to the Lakeland Motor Museum I absolutely love transport museums!!
The dogs were impeccably behaved (as always
).Here’s a small selection of photos…
I put together a couple of collages with descriptions
Fire engine
1956 600cc & Watsonian sidecar
Tiny first aid box on the back of a moped
quick selfie!
There was an additional exhibition about Malcolm & Donald Campbell which was really interesting!
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Donald Campbell
^^ for some more information!
Oreo in front of a Bluebird replica
I
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
A couple more photos of the museum…
When I stopped to read information sheets about the vehicles, Oreo often got bored and proceeded to lie on the floor, right in the path of everybody
After the museum, we headed to the cafe for lunch. Here’s Oreo looked very relaxed!
Along the road, we stopped to get a photo of a steam train
We then headed slightly south to Cartmel - home of the Sticky Toffee Pudding
It was a beautiful little village
Home for some chicken feet chicken
When I stopped to read information sheets about the vehicles, Oreo often got bored and proceeded to lie on the floor, right in the path of everybody
After the museum, we headed to the cafe for lunch. Here’s Oreo looked very relaxed!
Along the road, we stopped to get a photo of a steam train
We then headed slightly south to Cartmel - home of the Sticky Toffee Pudding
It was a beautiful little village
Home for some chicken feet chicken
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
I remember side cars for motorbikes! The steam train was the same engine that took me to and from school, we called it the "coffee pot". What a fascinating time you had and what good dogs.
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
These are all lovely , thank you xx
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
Great photos @Sophiedoodle - looks and sounds like a great day.
The photograph of the motor bike and side car was like a ‘blast from the past’. My father had one of those and that’s how we as a family travelled everywhere. We regularly went from our home in Wolverhampton to my grandparents home in Birkenhead (over 2 hours travel each way then) - mum would be riding pillion and my sister and I in the sidecar - me at the back. I hated it - where I sat I was so close to the road - I used to feel dreadfully travel sick and often was. I’m sure that’s why I’m became a poor passenger and prefer to drive myself
The photograph of the motor bike and side car was like a ‘blast from the past’. My father had one of those and that’s how we as a family travelled everywhere. We regularly went from our home in Wolverhampton to my grandparents home in Birkenhead (over 2 hours travel each way then) - mum would be riding pillion and my sister and I in the sidecar - me at the back. I hated it - where I sat I was so close to the road - I used to feel dreadfully travel sick and often was. I’m sure that’s why I’m became a poor passenger and prefer to drive myself
Lisa
Moderator
- Location
- Alberta, Canada
Umm…that’s a canoe
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
What an interesting time you are having @Sophiedoodle and @Jacqui-S , the transport museum does sound fascinating.
I remember sidecars around when I was a kid, but have never been in one.
I remember sidecars around when I was a kid, but have never been in one.
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Home time!
We will be a little bit squashed until we drop dad off at Gretna for him to go off with the band again. Poor girls…
We will be a little bit squashed until we drop dad off at Gretna for him to go off with the band again. Poor girls…