More on my doggie adventure in Dorset. The radiator was bust, so the car would not move and They could not get a phone signal. Mum went over to some people who had come back to the car park, to borrow a phone. They told her the only place to get a signal is at the top of the hill (about 30 minutes walk!!). But they took us all in their car, waited until we got a breakdown truck sorted out, then took us back. I am constantly impressed at how nice everyone is in Dorset! We did not get their names, they live in Wool and the lady breeds German Shepherd puppies -that explains why they took a shine to me. I am not a dog to dwell on problems, suffice to say that Direct Line were below par and Lloyds Bank AA Cover is worthless. In spite of this aggravation, I was having quite a good time. It was still hot, and I got another walk round the car park as we waited. Just before we left (after 90 minutes waiting) the dogging crowd started to arrive, so our departure was very timely. Also, I had still not had my dinner. A dog needs regular food, you know.

Kev