Fantasy cars at Worthing.

While we were at Worthing we wandered in to see a car rally. I hadn't meant to go - it was very crowded and I only need to see cars occasionally.

Ironically, I drive a very small, very old and very slow car that I nicknamed 'The Pimple'.

And yet when I played computer games they were always racing monstrous cars.

And even if I'd never get to drive one I do like looking at these Hot-Rods;

Each one better than the last - when I look at this one I can hear The beach Boys singing;

A lot of time and money has been spent on these cars.

I would like to have heard a few of them firing up.

Fantasy cars flown in from a dream world.

And not so good getting over the speed bumps where we live.

I don't care, they are so cool.

And then we got back to 'The Pimple' and drove on to Littlehampton to the real world and some fish and chips.

Neil Harris
(a don't stop till you drop production)
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40,000 Thanx!

Robyn and me - we don't often give it away but things are tough for us. I'm still not very mobile and not getting things done.

We are both stuck - trying to fight Robyn's deportation.

It's not so much fun.

And on Saturday, the sun was shining, it was warm, we escaped!

This has to be the best ever view from a multi-storey car park. It's the Lido at Worthing.

We just jumped into the car and headed for the coast.

I was tired out and aching before I left. Didn't drink enough water on the way down and by the time I was trying to park I was losing it.

We didn't even know where we were going - actually Robyn wanted to go to a castle.

And then we saw this;

We ended up on the beach at Worthing, a quiet little resort on the south coast. The sun was still shining, the wind was blowing hard and the sea was green and raging.

It was amazing.

So we sat down, had our picnic and watched this;

Just look at them go;

 

 

They didn't have that when I was young.

 

Oh, and thank you for taking the Blog over 40,000.

 

It means a lot. 

 

 

 



It was all such a surprise - the last time we saw the sea was 9 months ago and it's been so hard since then. You have no idea. Our heads were full of cobwebs.

For a moment it blew all the rubbish away.

Who needs a walking frame?

 

 

Well, probably I do at the moment but I'm working on it.

 

Neil Harris

(a don't stop till you drop production)

 

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