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summer's passed

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well summer hols have gone again, tor's back to work and lil g back to school after thier 6 weeks off, oh its a hard life :rolleyes: it felt manic in the kitchen this morning at breakfast time after having it to myself for most of the summer holidays.

had a great w/e away near Wells last w/e, stayed at a campsite called haybridge campsite, on the cheddar road out of wells. £10 per night for 3 people camper + awning and electric hook up, bargain. some freinds joined us and 2 adults tent and electric was £8 per night. i would think it to be a good stop over for long distance glasto goers, about 20 mins from the site at a guess and not including traffic problems obviously.

so whilst away we visited wookey hole and cheddar gorge. wookey was 10.90 per adult and 8.50 for kids, that plus lunch (jacket spud with cheese £6!!!) came in around 50 for the day plus anything extra you buy so quite dear really. Cheddar however seemed better value for your pounds, around the same costs for and explorer ticket, but due to competion i guess, food was much cheaper, £3.50 for a big jacket spud with cheese and beans (different person eating the spuds each time) much better value. and with cider tastings (mmm legcrippler and toe curler being favourites) cheese tasting (here), sweet making places caves open top bus tour and jacobs lader not to mention other stuff too.

now the next decision is endoftheroad festival or not???

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ozzie

Hmm, yes, End of the Road. :)

Tempting - it's only 40 minutes up the road and Larmer Tree Gardens are fantastic. It'd mean Bestival this weekend, then a trek down to Cornwall for the week, then back to Larmer Tree for End of the Road. But it's very tempting. I'd also only be able to afford to eat porridge for the rest of the month. Would like to see Ryan Adams though....

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Hmm, yes, End of the Road. :)

Tempting - it's only 40 minutes up the road and Larmer Tree Gardens are fantastic. It'd mean Bestival this weekend, then a trek down to Cornwall for the week, then back to Larmer Tree for End of the Road. But it's very tempting. I'd also only be able to afford to eat porridge for the rest of the month. Would like to see Ryan Adams though....

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funds are tight here too, so might be the deciding factor. LTG's are nice and local to us too, well 1hrs drive but that is local for a festy.

Jaberwockey is a class bit of nonscence too, snicker-snack his vorpal blade went.

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