first thing i felt was trees swaying in the wind ,then i felt so sickly  and  thumping sore head so wil come back to this nanaxx

What fab trees!  Just my scene man lol.  Well I can see its a camping exhib. getting the name Yeoman!  I'm getting the feeling that the trees are advancing on the site lol.  Looking at the pic the trees are standing out 3d and the tents etc have grown sooo small.    I feel anticipation whilst sitting here.  I here the song Sound of Silence - nice.  Dont think this was taken 'down South' maybe Midlands upwards towards Yorkshire.   I want to be standing in the middle of those trees listening to the birds singing and watching the sunbeams flicker down through the branches also watch dust particles drift like fairy dust toward the heavens above.

 

Polly xxxxxxxxxxxxx

swaying trees and swinging monkeys ok im nuts lol is their a zoo near by swaying a little myself  but i can hear monkeys lol going now nanaxxx

Bumping back up

 

Love Nova xxxxxxxxxxxx

gonna do feedback real quick

 

Hopefully I will feel well enough later to come back and post a new one, but it might not happen, sorry!

 

Anyways, this picture was taken a few years ago at the Multiple Schlerosis 150 mile charity bike race, at the end of day one of the two day event.  The tents pictured are the British Embassy Camp - Barry was cycling in the race, and i was desingated team driver and tent putter upper.

 

And so to feedback.....

 

Polly - its was a goregous gorgeous place - I used to go there a lot after the event - its on the outskirts of Williamsburg VA.  Part of the evening entertainment for the hundreds of people was a '60s' sort of out door concert.  The energy of the place is amazing.  The Yeoman would be George Vosper who is an Army Warrant Officer and was in charge of the admin for the whole weekend.  The trees advancing is problaby the energy of all the cyclists, they had to cycle through the woods to get to the campsite and with all those cyclists mounted in the same place we all felt very small indeed!  The anticipation was probably me Polly, Barry and I had split up (for about three months) and it was really hard for us to be at this event together....he even asked me not to go!!!!!  Happily though a result of the weekend is that we wound up back together - this time for keeps

 

Nana - Nana, the gals in the next pitch of tents next to us did their campsite up like a jungle/tropical island, they all had cuddly toy monkeys round their neck and even had plastic trees cardboard cut outs of flamingos in fornt of each of their tents.

 

Well done both of you.

 

Love Erika xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

 

 

***This one is closed for observations now***

 

Love Erika