I stayed in a posh hotel in Paddington after a not so posh ride on the train. I met some new friends from Australia – Paul and Sharon. In London we rode double decker red buses and wandered the streets visiting a big church (St Pauls where my mate Sharon got told off for talking) [...]

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My castle in Chepstow doesn’t have any gardens. They seem to like gardens here in London. They are big enough anyway. Nice for a day out but I wouldn’t want to look after them. Too much work.

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Over the Easter weekend Steve and Carleen took me with their mate Tony for a tour around Wales. It was good to be in my homeland. We saw plenty of castles, lots of rain but no puffins.

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Huge bee hive like domes with plants inside them. Interesting to see, lots of displays, plenty of places to hide and children to scare.

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A sunny day means a trip to a castle. Caldicot this time. Tourists don’t seem to visit this one much. Great, more room for me.

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Big stones in the middle of a field, lots of tourists and a pesky American bird hogging my photo. Not a bad spot really minus the tourists. Hold on – I am one. I also visited Woodhenge, which has been remade in concrete. Hmmm, what the?

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A rather big piece of metal if you ask me. It takes people from the top of the canal to the bottom while still sitting in their boat. Lazy sods.

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I took a road trip to Scotland. On the way seeing deer, snow, mountains, castles, and lochs. I am sorry to say that Nessie wasn’t at home.

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Big castle, cool displays, tons of peacocks. Not bad but I still love my castle in Chepstow.

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Not one to walk, I prefer flying. However if my mate Steve is keen to carry me-then so be it. Luxury.

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