Ahh m_f to translate 'Lord of the Flies' back to the original that would be Strictly Beelzebub 8)

I think it was Hemingway that famously quoted that the most important thing that you learn of travelling is that what you left behind.

I felt emotionally really sorry for the bloke – to have your childhood dream ripped apart like that is something that can take you two ways.

You either treat the whole thing as a turning point in your life and take the positives from it, or you become depressed at some how failing.

Personally I feel he should treat it as a blessing that he has been released from a childhood fantasy – one that will make him praise what he has, and the person he can now become rather than the dream that so many of us follow.

A very moving if somewhat shortlived experience that has lessons for us all – if we only dare to look!

A very moving if somewhat shortlived experience that has lessons for us all – if we only dare to look!

Yeah, next time I hustle for a tv show about living in the forests of Canada for a month or two, and they say YES!, I'll prepare a bit more thoroughly than that whinging shitehawk did.

Go for it then……

Im sure there are other opportunities

Or are you all talk?

Ok then, next time I hustle for a tv show about living in the forests of Canada for a month or two, and they say YES!, I'll prepare a bit more thoroughly than that whinging shitehawk did.

Two shitehawks in the wild it is then…

For sure, but that whinging crybaby mediamamasboy shitehawk better watch his back when I get hungry.