'Nothing ever happens round here' - you must be joking!
Gone are the days when folk can justifiably say, 'nothing
ever happens around here'.Just recently I went to three events
in one day and passed another along the way.
The annual Evening Post Stroll is one of my favourite events
of the year and I have been very honoured to be part of the
event for the past few years.
Its not quite the London Marathon and neither should it
be.
It's a stroll, a five mile one, but a stroll all the same
from The Marriot Hotel down to Verdi's. Perfect.
I like the event for many reasons!
For one it's a walk along one of the nicest parts of the
areas and a chance to natter with people I like.
Plus its all for a charity, not just raising money for
charity but raising the profile of local good causes.
This year's charity is the British Lung Foundation who run a
helpline, nurses, patient groups and much more all from
voluntary support!
There's no rollover win for them!
So what else was going on ??????.
Well as we walked along the prom hundreds of people were
viewing hundreds of classic and vintage cars, vans, buses and
lorries on the Recreation Ground!
For many this event has become their favourite event of the
year as they look forward to their annual encounter with OB
Coaches and Scammell lorries.
Then it was onto Margam Park for the annual South Wales Boat
Show when the dads of South West Wales could only dream that
next year Father's Day would be spent sailing that big boat out
of Swansea Marina.
I love Margam Park, its one of our treasures here in South
West Wales and I want to ensure that when I said, 'what a
beautiful view', I was referring to the hills overlooking
Margam and not the girls from Flirt Models that I was just
about to introduce on stage for a fashion show.
We're a coastal region which is why the Boat Show has become
such a popular event, although those boats will stay in my
dreams along with the lovely view!!!











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