the great outdoors

[JonesInAMillion]

They don't call it great for nothing.

Just taken / dragged the kids out for a stroll in the freezing, wet & windy conditions. Can't beat it!

[Campervan Von Bigglesworth]

I agree, would love have a few days tenting it in these though conditions

[happycarrot]

If I could do everything inside then I don't think would leave my house. There are like people, dogs and weather and stuff outside and kids, the things I don't like. Would rather have stuff delivered and not go anywhere

[Northy]

Ive had a stinking cold since friday, nose and eyes still leaking constantly, but it stops when i went outside for a walk, i stood outside as well yesterday for an hour, feet were freezing, 15 minutes after coming in it starts again, outdoors is great.

[Campervan Von Bigglesworth]

I'll tell you who hate the great outdoors, The Gays!!



They like the outdoors in the form of commons in London, but you won't catch them up a mountain or out when its cold. They hate it.

[EnricoPalazzo]

Feb 13, 2017 12:17:48 GMT Campervan Von Bigglesworth said:

I'll tell you who hate the great outdoors, The Gays!!



They like the outdoors in the form of commons in London, but you won't catch them up a mountain or out when its cold. They hate it.

They much prefer lovely cafes with saucy art adorning the walls.

[RickyFullerBeer]

Feb 13, 2017 12:17:48 GMT Campervan Von Bigglesworth said:

I'll tell you who hate the great outdoors, The Gays!!



They like the outdoors in the form of commons in London, but you won't catch them up a mountain or out when its cold. They hate it.

They love a bit of Hanchurch park, and a bit of cottaging. Noofters.

[RickyFullerBeer]

Feb 13, 2017 6:48:59 GMT Northy said:

i stood outside as well yesterday for an hour, feet were freezing

You must have looked mental.

[Campervan Von Bigglesworth]

I have no idea why its called cottaging. I imagine its hard enough to find public toilets as it is, never mind ones with thatched roofs and roses around the door.

[happycarrot]

I think it' comes from the French work Cottige which meansto love roughly in a toilet stall