Her “Big Bold Move” It is November 1969. An under-confident but excited country bumpkin aged 23 is sailing to England on a mail ship, the Pendennis Castle. She doesn’t have any close friends or relatives living over there. So, to…

Her “Big Bold Move” It is November 1969. An under-confident but excited country bumpkin aged 23 is sailing to England on a mail ship, the Pendennis Castle. She doesn’t have any close friends or relatives living over there. So, to…
In the 1970’s, one of the cheapest ways to see Europe was to go on a camping tour. We chose Autotours and our first night in Paris turned out to be a disaster. We were the cooks and had to try and fry suspect ‘chops’ in a leaking tent, and then discovered out tent had leaked too. Funny in retrospect!
The beaches of the Eastern Cape are like heaven on earth. And I am lucky enough to live in Port Alfred where glorious East beach is only a ten minute drive from my home. One can walk for miles on this pristine beach.
Hitch-hiking has its risks but in the 1970’s we saw it as the cheapest way to get around. This was how what we did to get to see the Edinburgh Tattoo before linking up with a camping tour to Scandanavia. We almost didn’t get to do either though, because of my carelessness…
There is no shortage of wildlife in Sri Lanka. It’s a case of fun sights, but also, most definitely, some bun fights! Read another of my other posts on Sri Lanka here: https://footeloosefancyfree.com/1-sri-lanka-land…es-and-surprises/ We enjoyed our stay in the Cultural…