Viva la car boot sale

Viva la car boot sale ,get down to your nearest car boot sale where  for sure many a bargin is to be had, buy recycled items at fair prices and your cash  goes to local people .The most eco way to shop ,sod the high street rip offs, sod the fashion  Viva la boot sale we love em!

Looks like the mps  have been caught out again after last nights dispatches documentary ,ha ha ha god bless you dispatches ,give em hell

SAN PEDRO SPAIN

Another traveller friendly place in spain ,San pedro hippie beach situated near san jose in gabo de gata southern spain,This place is an abandoned village that was occupied by hippies since the 60s it is a little cove with its own beach where people live in homemade constructions .It is a great place to spend a couple of chilled out weeks on the beach you can make a fire or spend your days wandering naked on the beach a free place and a must if you are travelling spain this summer.I have spent many happy weeks here a good tip for san pedro is bring a good supply of food with you because the nearest shop is a few kilometres away.It is a bit difficult to find and a bit of a hike across the hills so it is best to ask directions in san jose where can be found more friendly crustys.

fitted a cooker in my van this week heres a few recent pictures

                                                           

zietgeist ,if you havent seen this then youve got to check it out,a well made very intresting documentary

our great acid bluesman jimi hendrix ,we love him and we lost him

 
                                                                        play on jimi man ,where did we lose you?


"Blues is easy to play, but hard to feel".  



Jimi Hendrix
 

2700 year old marijuana found in chinese tomb

OTTAWA – Researchers say they have located the world's oldest stash of marijuana, in a tomb in a remote part of China.

The cache of cannabis is about 2,700 years old and was clearly ``cultivated for psychoactive purposes," rather than as fibre for clothing or as food, says a research paper in the Journal of Experimental Botany.

The 789 grams of dried cannabis was buried alongside a light-haired, blue-eyed Caucasian man, likely a shaman of the Gushi culture, near Turpan in northwestern China.

The extremely dry conditions and alkaline soil acted as preservatives, allowing a team of scientists to carefully analyze the stash, which still looked green though it had lost its distinctive odour