Yay, off to...! :-)
I'm back from the holiday in Norway. Funny because Scandinavia had the best weather in the last few weeks. And the good weather is not something you go to Scandinavia for.
Kuhn, you were right about Oslo. Lots of hookers and homeless people begging for money. A bit of a shock after spending a week in Akrestr?m, where it seemed that no-one was living there (despite of the houses in the hills).
Kuhn, you were right about Oslo. Lots of hookers and homeless people begging for money. A bit of a shock after spending a week in Akrestr?m, where it seemed that no-one was living there (despite of the houses in the hills).
Hookers and homeless people I dont remember those from my Oslo trips, I loved Oslo it struck me as being a very liveable city.pgss wrote:I'm back from the holiday in Norway. Funny because Scandinavia had the best weather in the last few weeks. And the good weather is not something you go to Scandinavia for.
Kuhn, you were right about Oslo. Lots of hookers and homeless people begging for money. A bit of a shock after spending a week in Akrestr?m, where it seemed that no-one was living there (despite of the houses in the hills).
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
pgss wrote:..... near the station where some ladies offering ehm.... themselves.
Given how staggeringly expensive everything is in Scandinavia, you'd presumably have to be rich as well as desperate/adventurous.
Two more days, two more days and I'm off to lovely Devon. It's my first wedding anniversary on Saturday and both myself and my daughter completely forgot about it when she booked this holiday.
Luckily hubbie is none the wiser, I think anyway. Hopefully we'll have a lovely day and I won't have to worry how drunk I get coz I can snooze all the way to Devon next day.
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
I have just booked a week in a cottage in Warkworth Nothumberland I am going there the first week in October. I love that part of England, it is really beautiful and basically remains largley undiscovered.
PS: Blue where does your tagline signature quote come from, it makes me laugh every time I read it.
PS: Blue where does your tagline signature quote come from, it makes me laugh every time I read it.
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
Actually, since the Euro came Scandinavia isn't that expensive anymore. Only fresh vegetables are quite expensive but the rest has the same pricelevel as in The Netherlands.blue wrote:Given how staggeringly expensive everything is in Scandinavia, you'd presumably have to be rich as well as desperate/adventurous.
It's a line from one of my favourite films, a lovely little early 90s comedy called 'The Butcher's Wife'. Demi Moore plays a clairvoyant young woman from an island off the Carolinas, who ends up marrying a rather staid butcher from Greenwich Village. He takes her home and she proceeds to cause havoc for the residents of the neighbourhood with her predictions. The line I've quoted is spoken by her husband Leo to a woman he's fallen in love with while they're hiding out in her church, it cracks me up every time.gerryuk wrote:
PS: Blue where does your tagline signature quote come from, it makes me laugh every time I read it.
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
Sad news for any punters wishing to combine the fresh vegetables with the ladies of the night.pgss wrote:Actually, since the Euro came Scandinavia isn't that expensive anymore. Only fresh vegetables are quite expensive
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
Ooh I've always wondered where that was filmed, I heard it was on Dartmoor but that's a pretty big area to cover. Might have to check it out if we're near enough. [tup]RobB wrote:
I hope the weather bucks up for you then.
Hope you have a nice time.![]()
.....and if you get the chance, its worth taking a trip to Lydford Gorge...........or even Becky Falls where Tori filmed her Spark video.
I think we might be lucky with the weather, they say it's going to turn warm again next week. Mind you, they said August would be hotter than July too, so what do they know.
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
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I'm off on an oubtack adventure in October, cannot wait! We are driving from Adelaide up to Coober Pedy then up to Alice Springs and then to the rock formally known as Ayres Rock! It is mile and miles and miles and hours and hours and hours and days and days and days of nothing and I have forbidden anyone from mentioning films such as Mad Max and Wolfcreek!!!! I'm not gonna be gutted from a post in some metal shed in the middle of the desert! 
I dreamed of 747's, over geometric farms...
Isn't it boiling hot up there?d.a.walker wrote:I'm off on an oubtack adventure in October, cannot wait! We are driving from Adelaide up to Coober Pedy then up to Alice Springs and then to the rock formally known as Ayres Rock! It is mile and miles and miles and hours and hours and hours and days and days and days of nothing and I have forbidden anyone from mentioning films such as Mad Max and Wolfcreek!!!! I'm not gonna be gutted from a post in some metal shed in the middle of the desert!
On next monday, I have to leave for 1 or 2 weeks as I have to go to the hospital for a surgery. I hope the board will not be a mess when i'm back 
I believe in your smile everyday
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light