shuvonshuvoff motorhome adventures

As many of you will know I have been writing my blogs for over six months now. But since the last blog I have just felt unable to put my thoughts down. I have been really broken by my ex partner who was so cruel to me and it has taken me some time to realise that he was not a nice person if he could behave with me the way he did. And I will continue to be kind to people and not let my heartbreak make me bitter. Also My niece ,Laura, who was only 32 and the most gorgeous lady, with a fab sense of humour and warm hugs, died of cancer, leaving her husband and a sixteen month old son, along with the rest of my large family totally heartbroken. At the same time the Corona virus was beginning to take a hold across Europe. That meant that none of us could attend her funeral to say our goodbyes and to support her immediate family and that was very hard to deal with it made me feel so angry and powerless. She had a very small funeral but next year she is going to get the best sendoff ever

I decided that I was going to head south to England because all the weather predictions were for heavy snow and high winds and I did not fancy being stranded with the motorhome in the snow because I needed to be at Manchester airport for the 11th to go to my nieces wedding in Thailand.  I looked at the map and decided to break the route up from Loch Lomond to Lancaster by stopping off firstly at Moffat, a little spa town near the river Annan. I knew nothing about it but it just caught my eye when I was perusing the map. As I approached the town of Moffat the hills in the distance looked enticing and I was looking forward to walking and exploring them. Thankfully when I got to the campsite there were hardly any other campers, which is just how I am liking it at the moment if I am honest. It is giving me time to regroup and to focus on me for a while and determine what I want out of this motorhome trip and my life in general. Having felt I was losing my identity during the worst pa