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Black and white selfie of Daniel Baker looking panicked stuck in his van

Looking Back to May 1st 2017 and being Stuck in the Van

Posted on 2nd May 2020 by Daniel

After my first adult holiday in Wales the year before I decided to book a holiday in East Sussex for 2017.

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A couple of black and white photos from May 5th la

A couple of black and white photos from May 5th last year, first is Peppa the chihuahua on my bed, the second some flowers at the butterfly garden #LookingBack

Wish I could stay outside all evening in this, unf

Wish I could stay outside all evening in this, unfortunately carer leaves at 5 so I'll need to get into bed soon

May 4th 2017 involved a trip to Beachy Head, it wa

May 4th 2017 involved a trip to Beachy Head, it was absolutely freezing with a strong wind and drizzle. I don't usually get nervous but going down the slope to get the lighthouse photo worried me a lot. Keeping control of the wheelchair with numb fingers wasn't easy, not a pleasant visit but I got a decent shot. We then popped to Eastbourne and had a walk along the pier before returning to the holiday barn #LookingBack

May 3rd 2017 was another cold and drizzly day. I

May 3rd 2017 was another cold and drizzly day. I arranged to meet up with my friends Odette and Kim at Bodiam Castle. This was my first visit there, which is strange as it's only about 10 miles from where I grew up. We popped in the nearby pub afterwards to warm up and chat, a highlight of my holiday. I then popped to Hastings to wander round and refresh old memories, it got colder and wetter but was worth the trip. #LookingBack @odelattimergittins @kimtins

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Of course the other solution would be for everyone else to shield and us vulnerable people could then be tested and go out if clear. That could never happen though so why expect us to do it.

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Wish I could stay outside all evening in this, unfortunately carer leaves at 5 so I'll need to get into bed soon instagr.am/p/B_z2FOT… pic.twitter.com/Hpdm…

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May 4th 2017 involved a trip to Beachy Head, it was absolutely freezing with a strong wind and drizzle. I don't usually get nervous but going down the slope to get the lighthouse photo worried me a lot. Keeping control of the wheelchair with numb finge… instagr.am/p/B_yHemO… pic.twitter.com/Xbgk…

22:44 · 4th May 2020

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May 3rd 2017 was another cold and drizzly day. I arranged to meet up with my friends Odette and Kim at Bodiam Castle. This was my first visit there, which is strange as it's only about 10 miles from where I grew up. We popped in the nearby pub afterwa… instagr.am/p/B_vQmTt… pic.twitter.com/lVcR…

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