Again, we were really pleased to hear, that we will be working in the Lake District next year. We requested to work in the North of England (for the Caravan Club) so that we can be miles nearer to all of our friends & family. We have been very lucky (in Brecon) this year as we have had more than 10 lots of visitors, so we anticipate more visitors next year, but it also means that we can do more visits too!
The site is only 400 yards from Lake Coniston & has the largest number of pitches on the sites network. It is run by 4 couples as it is so large. An added bonus is that the village of Coniston is only 1 mile away & there are numerous pubs selling the famous beer 'Blue Bird' - so Carl is very happy about this! Plus it is only 14 miles from Carl's favorite pub - The Dog & Gun in Keswick, of which Jake will be visiting on a regular basis to sample Old Peculiar with his Mum & Dad, lol.
We started working for the caravan club in June 2010 and in February 2013 we were promoted to wardens running our own site in Richmond, North Yorkshire. During 2014 & 2015 we ran Rowntree Park Caravan Club Site in York. In 2016 we took over at Park Coppice in Coniston, Cumbria.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Winter In Kent
We found out the other week that we will be spending this winter working for the Caravan Club at Black Horse Farm in Kent, with Peter & Eileen our great wardens from last year. We are really looking forward to it, as this is where we spent our first season working for the club. Hopefully we wont get as much snow as last year - but we have packed our thermals just in case! Also, we are looking forward to seeing 'Sue the loo', and Mick & Carol again.
Our New Puppy - Jake
Meet Jake, he is 10 weeks old and a little terrorist!
His second injection is due tomorrow - then 1 more week until he can finally go for a walk. We got him approx two weeks ago & he was been a true bundle of fun ever since.
We had forgotten how much running around you can do with a puppy as there are a few small escape holes in our garden (which luckily he hasn't found yet - but you never can be too sure).
He has a toy box full of all different kinds of toys - which he loves to carry (herd) around the garden, but his favorite toy of all - is too hang off your leg as you try to walk around the garden!
His teeth are like needles & he loves to chew (savage) your fingers - rather than using the puppy teething bone which we bought for him!
He had his first taste of a slug earlier in the week - I could see him chewing something & thought it was a dandelion stalk hanging out of his mouth, but on closer inspection it was a slug, which was a stuck to his needle teeth - he wasn't too impressed we when tried to clean it off with kitchen roll - which he thought was game & promptly shreaded each sheet!
His second injection is due tomorrow - then 1 more week until he can finally go for a walk. We got him approx two weeks ago & he was been a true bundle of fun ever since.
We had forgotten how much running around you can do with a puppy as there are a few small escape holes in our garden (which luckily he hasn't found yet - but you never can be too sure).
He has a toy box full of all different kinds of toys - which he loves to carry (herd) around the garden, but his favorite toy of all - is too hang off your leg as you try to walk around the garden!
His teeth are like needles & he loves to chew (savage) your fingers - rather than using the puppy teething bone which we bought for him!
He had his first taste of a slug earlier in the week - I could see him chewing something & thought it was a dandelion stalk hanging out of his mouth, but on closer inspection it was a slug, which was a stuck to his needle teeth - he wasn't too impressed we when tried to clean it off with kitchen roll - which he thought was game & promptly shreaded each sheet!
Phil & Dots Visit
Whilst Phil & Dots visited us in Sep we had a trip to Cardiff Bay. The weather was beautiful - just like a warm summers day.We saw:-
Wales Millennium Center |
Parliament Building |
Senedd |
Norwegian Church Click here to see all the photos |
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