Hello campers, hi de hi. This is a mish mash of photo's and a video of my first day of a trip to the Lakes on Tuesday. I took the A1M motorway north To Bedale in Yorkshire. Then went across the scenic Dales on the A684, through Leyburn, Aysgarth, and Hawes, and stopped for a break at Sedbergh. The church has a prominent position in the centre so that's where I headed first.
A fascinating detailed tapestry hanging on the wall.
I timed this visit right, there was a bonus. People started arriving with their instruments. It was brass band practice night. The song they played was 'John Browns body lies a mouldering in the grave.' Here is a version of it sung by the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge. I like this version by Paul Robeson.
A quick look around the rest of Sedbergh. Need to head to my first parkup. A small lending library in the bus shelter. There are two book cases, one on each side, and poster decorations on the back wall. Anyone can sit there and read a book, or take it with you to bring back later.
Here is my bonus number two of the day. A 300 tonner crane pulled in, to do a heavy lift. Oh wow, me excited, got to watch this. They were working right next to where I was parked.
Extend the boom and attach the chains. After a break they worked well into the night. I went to bed at 10pm, I was getting cold. By the morning they had all gone, job done. Thanks for popping in. Lots more pics and videos coming up.
Catch ya later. Toodle pip. ilona
Wow you did have 2 extra treats!! Isn’t it fun when those things happen. With going on the parking lot not sure how you got any sleep. Excited to see the next stop. Thanks for taking us along mother!! 😊😊
ReplyDeleteHello Tammy. My camp bed is very comfortable. Even though the lights are on all night I have a trick of draping a skirt over the top of my head to cover my eyes, and not my nose. It works a treat at blocking the lights out. And taking my hearing aid out means that I can't hear anything. More adventures coming up. Stay tuned.
DeleteHi - I wanted to park overnight in the car years ago when en route but think you weren’t allowed to sleep inyour car. Has this rule changed? Enjoy your trip!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know about years ago, or where you are in the world. In the UK today there are hundreds if not thousands of people living in their cars right now. It all depends on the parking restrictions for the area you are in. Always read the signs to see what is allowed and what is not. Check if it is private or public land.
DeleteTy. We were in Scotland but now in leafy Warwickshire !
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