Hit UK soil again at 6.20pm tonight and despite the worst predictions from Sky News that the UK air network was at a standstill we departed on time from Menorca and arrived on time in Leeds with the only concession to a supposed heightened security level being that our mobile phones had to be checked in with the hold luggage and a van full of overweight police officers were spied on arrival at Leeds/Bradford airport, sitting in a van stuffing their faces with Greggs pasties, however it was good to know that had liquid explosives been discovered there then at least they'd have been able to smother the devices with cooked meat, potato and pastry.
I've been keeping a journal these past two weeks so have mucho observances to write about over the next few days and have to find a way somehow to get the above Jerry Chicken photo onto this site as a logo somehow, what do you think of him ? Four Euros he cost me and I had to carry him very carefully in my hand luggage along with a rather large and rather expensive piece of Lladro as neither would have survived the aircraft hold, Jerry Chicken got all the bubble wrapping though and I took the above photo before we left in case hand luggage had been banned and he didn't survive the journey.
So, to start the ball rolling before tomorrows post - Sods Law Number One (proved once again without fail this afternoon), aircraft turbulence will always start exactly one minute after I have been served my inflight meal.
Tomorrow we discuss the average British tourist abroad.
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