Black forest stopover

Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

Sounds like a fantastic way to relax, plus a detox to :shock:

Ian Wickham wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

Sounds like a fantastic way to relax, plus a detox to :shock:

Well I am a moderate really, a day off a season is good for you, just aswell the spring lasts about 4 minutes here, it was over 26 degrees C here everyday last week :shock:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

That sounds just like my sort of day out, unfortunately I dont get to many like that these days.

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

Sounds like a fantastic way to relax, plus a detox to :shock:

Well I am a moderate really, a day off a season is good for you, just aswell the spring lasts about 4 minutes here, it was over 26 degrees C here everyday last week :shock:

Mind you for the UK it has been very pleasent day today, topped around 18c, not bad for old blighty :wink:

Sounds positively tepid :mrgreen:

Is there another bank holiday back in Blighty or something? Seems very quiet in here tonight.

Ian Wickham wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

Sounds like a fantastic way to relax, plus a detox to :shock:

Well I am a moderate really, a day off a season is good for you, just aswell the spring lasts about 4 minutes here, it was over 26 degrees C here everyday last week :shock:

Mind you for the UK it has been very pleasent day today, topped around 18c, not bad for old blighty :wink:

Its been lovely here to, spent a lot of the time all weekend in the garden. Trying to get a bit of a tan, only six weeks till my hols, dont want to look all pasty and white.