Monthly Archives: June 2016

Strange happenings in Friston Forest

Posted on June 13, 2016 by backonthetracks

At just before 9 on Saturday morning I met up with Retro and Paul. The sun was burning the clouds away and for once I was following, being shown some of the delightful singletrack paths Friston Forest has to offer. … Continue reading →

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Welcome home?

Posted on June 6, 2016 by backonthetracks

It seems it is the era of industrial unrest is messing the travel market at the moment. Opening the Evening Standard on page 42 it read “EasyJet cancellations rise as French Controllers strike”. 173 flights cancelled in May – what … Continue reading →

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Every cloud has a …

Posted on June 6, 2016 by backonthetracks

I really like the saying every cloud has a silver lining.  I hadn’t planned to be in Berlin again today and hadn’t anything planned.  Schlosspark or Potsdam had caught my eye flicking through the guidebook but I thought they were … Continue reading →

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Another day

Posted on June 6, 2016 by backonthetracks

In the grand scheme of things last nights confusion was nothing compared to the atrocities of years gone by in this area of Europe and those still perpetrated by  the perverse behaviours of Dictators and corrupt officials around the world, … Continue reading →

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Nightmare in Berlin

Posted on June 5, 2016 by backonthetracks

I am sure it has happened to many before – after checking in and waiting for a flight home I have been told it has been cancelled, as has a flight to Paris, with no idea of what comes next … Continue reading →

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