Bongo Fury

Phase 1 of the tour was Debbie’s Anglesey adventure, pictures HERE

Then off south towards Beddgelert....


Welsh highland railway between Caernarfon and Beddgelert








River Glaslyn south of Beddgelert

Then off to Portmeirion which was a first for all of us....



















....and then on to....




....where the kids promptly disappeared....


....and Jr set about digging a hole big enough to bury Muzette in


Team Muz on tour


As Europe’s biggest campsite, no problem with rowdy neighbours here




Time to incinerate more food...


....cunningly disguised as pig’s heads


....and expertly cooked by Jr


....while Muzette was still unsteady on her new bike

Now off further south to Fairbourne...


Answers on a postcard....although even with my very limited knowledge of Welsh I know that it should be spelt Gorsafawddacha'idraigodanheddogleddol-lônpenrhynareurdraethceredigion

....and then Cae Du campsite at Rhoslefain, Gwynedd....




It was a touch windy when we arrived






How is it that only the women use the PortaPotti but it’s us who have to empty it?








Red sky at night....


Pwllheli’s on fire


How about that for a mackerel sky. Hmmm, mackerel – that gives me an idea


Morning campers!


Note the shovel is in one piece at this stage of the day


Young naturalists
















The morning’s catch. Note the hastily repaired shovel






Campsite with a view?

Time for lunch, and a special ‘live’ edition of Bored with Butties, details HERE






Ever had one of those books you just couldn’t put down?




Short-cut back to the Bongo




The Cambrian, Machynlleth to Pwllheli service passes right by the campsite




Aha – the firewood has arrived!


Cut some up quickly....


....and get it going in one of the many fire-pits....


....nearly ready to cook on....


....bahhhhh, get some more wood going just to be sure....




Hmmmm, that’s more like it!


Ready, Steady, COOK!!


....then stoke the fire up for a cool evening....












Oi! – Time to pack up!!


Oh, alright, one more go on the bike before we go

Finally south to Dyfed and Borth....




Barnacles on limpets. Bored with Butties phase 36!


Scrub that, this looks more appetising




That’s it folks, tune in next time for another thrilling episode of “Team Muz on Tour”

looks like you had a great trip gang,
but wait a mo,no pictures of castles
love the one that is dark/evening sky and just the gull.

regards ady and gang.

Stunning as ever....you're nearly at Aberearon where we are headind after the October NW bash!

Thanks for sharing

H

Well done Muz,Ive said it before "You and your family embody all that is good about Bongoing" just brill!!

Nice one muz 1st class as ever

Team Muz and fire

Cae Du has to be the Bongo site, we're going back later this year

really enjoyed looking at the pics fantastic wish I could get to Cae Du next week as usual trying to pack too much in I reckon you should arrange a meet there

Always love your posts. You take some fantastic pictures. Really capture it all so well.

Great piccie's as usual from team Muz but can I ask one question, do the kid's really get on that well together I just love how Jnr look's after Muzette

dandemann8 wrote:Great piccie's as usual from team Muz but can I ask one question, do the kid's really get on that well together I just love how Jnr look's after Muzette

No, they wind each other up something ruthless but he always looks out for her and even though he might appear to be a complete imbecile he wouldn't let any harm come to her. Awwwwww

Muzorewa wrote:

dandemann8 wrote:Great piccie's as usual from team Muz but can I ask one question, do the kid's really get on that well together I just love how Jnr look's after Muzette

No, they wind each other up something ruthless but he always looks out for her and even though he might appear to be a complete imbecile he wouldn't let any harm come to her. Awwwwww

How cute

dobby wrote:Cae Du has to be the Bongo site, we're going back later this year

When you going?

You may wonder why, from Cae Du in Gwynedd on our last night, we ventured south into Powys and then Dyfed to Borth. This was in search of the lost forest, some Scottish geezer on the recent "Coast" series on the BBC was waxing lyrical about how Cardigan Bay was once a fertile land and to prove it there is the remains of a forest at Borth which can be clearly seen at low tide. Google to the rescue and check out the tide times, and get along there....

Muzorewa wrote:

dobby wrote:Cae Du has to be the Bongo site, we're going back later this year

When you going?

Hoping it will be the weekend after the bank holiday 3rd to 6th? not sure when the schools go back probably do the friday to the Sunday night poss monday.

Hopefully to do some body boarding and surfing at Borth etc and play with matches of an evening