That's all folks (or is it?)

I took the train from Manchester to London, and boarded a plane back home.
thinking : "what the hell am I going to do with my life now?"
but before we get to that (if we ever get there).
here are a few more things I have to share:
1. My 1 person tent was water-proof but not wind-proof.
but can you really expect something to be wind-proof when you keep the window open?
I almost froze to death at the first night because of it.
The second time around I closed the window so it was nice and warm inside.
I woke at 5 am to the sound of rain on my tent and not a single drop went in.
It was also easy to set-up and fold back in.

2. The guide book is for backpackers that only carry themselves and maybe a couple of power bars.

3. I like vegetarian English breakfasts.

4. Maybe I should go back to Glossop in the future. Those things are never the same though, so maybe I should leave it to chance.

And to my current plans: I'm leaving in 2 weeks for a month long USA & Canada trip with one of my best friends. And now that I think about it maybe I'll keep updating the blog with this new journey.

and here are a couple of pictures to end this part of the blog:

Next to my tent at the camp site

The long and winding road

Credits

The Old house B&B (Torside) - a comfortable, warm place to sleep. Run by good people that serve good food.

"The Globe" (Glossop) - best English pub experience. lovely people. 

Standford's (London) - travel shop heaven 

Vodafone - cheap SIM and internet connection. 

To all the people on the way that said Hi or Hello to me.