Carnivore Chris

I'm burning like fuck. I haven't burnt like this in years as I usually just go very brown. Probably because of being out in it all year, whereas lately I haven't spent enough time outside. Due to it being very breezy around the lake I've been fishing on all weekend, you don't realise how hot it is. My nose is red raw.

I've been watching travel videos throughout the lockdown and it's not a good idea, especially when taking a financial hit

I nearly booked an Apartment and flights to Málaga in early October last night . Proper cheap apartments which have everything. I'll leave it though as it'll all go wrong knowing me. I will spend 7 days there, but get a train to Cordoba for a day and Almuñécar for a day with 5 in Malaga. Due to the whole mask wearing shit, I'd rather minimise the amount of traveling now due to the change in situation, so this means cutting out Lisbon and not going to Catalunya. I can go to the latter next time. Likewise, if I head to the Americas next year, I'll likely cut down on countries and just head straight for one/two. If that's the case then it would probably be Mexico. Where should I go in Mexico where I won't get shot/extorted by police/gangs(they are they same thing there) @Inti Brian? There are direct flights to both Cancun and Puerto Vallarta from Manchester, but Cancun doesn't look appealing to me other than the Carribbean sea. Puerto Vallarta does look nice though, despite being on the Pacific side. More a Mexican feel. Might not be a holiday, but this is where I'm right now spending my weekend. I also have that whole part of the lake as you can't fish from that left sude. Good to be back fishing!

@ASF That looks class. Spanish films/series are the only ones I watch lately, better than anything coming out from anywhere at the moment for me. The fella who is in Elite and Casa de Papel(as Rio) is in it as one of the protagonists. He seems to be making a name for himself in recent years. This was supposed to be in the film trailers bit, if you could move it please @Stanly

She's young as well compared to many world leaders. She actually seems to care, her heart and head are in the right place.

The best leader right now. She's brilliant.

0 cases in Andalucía yeserday! @carefreeluke Also sorry to hear of such terrible news @El Profesor . This is when the virus becomes real for people and isn't just something they follow on the news. I hope you find a way to get through such an awful time.

Helsinki is hilarious, great character. El Profesor is easy to understand, Denver is quite easy as I'm used to him from Elite but Moscú is the most difficult. I've only just watched the first series. I was supposed to watch this when it first came out but forgot about it until a Spanish lass in Barcelona recommend me to watch it. I had other stuff to watch so only properly started watching it recently. I watched Elite first as I knew La Casa de Papel would be much better, which is why I saved it until last.

Ye, a camel ride in the Saharan desert. I was only about 12 and spent around 5 of 14 days ill as fuck but the desert was the best part albeit being a long bus ride there if I remember correctly. Stayed in Sousse and had a day in the capital Tunis. It was an experience, other than catching some illness, and along with Athens was different to all the other holidays I went on as a kid with my parents. Most were on Spanish Islands and the Spanish coast.

I've been to Tunisia

By October or so, they will have likely lifted it anyway I'd have thought. But we'll have to see as anything can suddenly change at the moment. We can't really predict what will happen next. I'd go tomorrow though if I could. If I die, I die.

They haven't mentioned that here. But by September it could all be lifted anyway, especially here.

It may be the best time to go too as everyone will be scared to go away so soon. 3 seats all to yourself on a plane, that'd do me . Probably September time would be more ideal. Keep an eye on how things work first. What I don't understand is the 2 week quarantine after it? To arrive home from the airport, it involves a train home, so what difference would it make?

Spain will be open from July to foreign tourists they are saying today .

New York would be a good start for me due to the short flight in comparison to the rest, but I would actually say that only 4 states interested me anyway. New York(mainly for the hip hop culture), Florida, Nevada and Los Angeles. The rest of the parts in the Americas are in Mexico, South America and Caribbean. Canada would probably be the best country to live in overall for the record. You can see why many English people move there nowadays and Australia as the standard of living is better than anywhere. The Americas is by far the most attractive side of the planet though easy.

There was actually an E block and C block, as they were separated from the main building Funnily enough I was working across from the back of the school a few years back as there used to be a farm there, which has been demolished with houses being built and I could see in the background that the school has a huge fence around it nowadays. So it's funny you mention prison..

Chips used to taste better from chippies aswell. Most are shit now.

This is why I'm surprised you haven't seen it. Definitely a nudge movie Classic. It was probably like that when @Bluewolf was at school...

You should do, it's a class, although you may need subtitles, even the best of English speakers do

Anyway @DeadLinesman I was actually going to ask you about the States since you seem to go there a bit. Which states have you been to mate?

It looks like nothing. If you didn't know, you would jump across it without a care in the world. Looks like a harmless stream. Surely you've seen the legendary film "Kes"?

Haha that's actually not even the reason why as it's not really my thing anymore but I would likely try some given how cheap it'd be . Bogota as well probably.

Colombia will be the first South American country I'll end up in probably, due to the convenience and the fact it seems alot safter to travel there than Brazil nowadays. Medellin, Cartagena or Santa Marta seem fine to visit now compared to the past. Argentina and Uruguay are difficult to reach from England without alot of stopovers. Colombia is itself but if you went there after a week in Florida, it's straight a forward flight, as would going to Mexico from Colombia. Then you can take flights straight back to Manchester from various parts of Mexico.