2:30am rain started Closely followed by thunder and lightening. The noise was terrifying. Stu got up to have a look and as he opened the blind I looked over and a massive flash so bright it made your eyes go blurry. So we were in a car park surrounded by trees in a van with a chimney sticking out, absolutely no need to panic. You'd think we'd be getting used to this but it's still a bit ify. Anyway we serviced yet another storm but in the news papers it said ...

The 2011 world up Slackline champs was amazing. I wouldn't even dream of doing any of this on the ground but doing it on a SL was just crazy. Double summersaults, backflips, spiders and more that I don't know the nane of. A few Americans, Germans and Czech and a couple of others. The weather could if been a bit better but the rain held off and it was fab to watch. Archy got filmed so I'll be watching out for the vid on FB to see if he made the cut. there was all ...

BIG HAIR!!!!

We woke up to the bluest of sky's with not a cloud to be seen with the clearest of waters. We took the dogs for a little stroll to see what was about as it was too dark when we arrived yesterday. We walked a little way down and it was starting to get a bit busier. People with their deck chairs and BBQs were starting to swarm all the alcoves. I came across a leaflet to tell us where we were and that we went allowed to park over night and we had to be gone by 10pm ...

Just Down the road we found this another beautiful lake which we decided to find a place to stop and stay. It was still hot and busy so finding a place was quite difficult. Eventually we crossed a bridge and found a car park where you could stay so we parked up got out and it was all damp and dirty. We carried on regardless and took our bikes off and peddled down to the lake to have a dip. We tested a few spots out and then found a bit of drift wood for Stu to ...