Today was crunch time, the moment to find out whether we'd get to the Davis Cup final. We only needed to win one of today's two singles. Before the tennis started, we were treated for the third time this weekend to a performance by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. This time they added an AC/DC number to their set for the Aussie fans and following a request from Pat Cash. The first match in the reverse singles was Andy Murray v Bernard Tomic. Murray started brightly...

Wow, what an amazing afternoon of tennis! With the tie finely balanced at one apiece, the doubles was crucial. The atmosphere was electric as Andy and Jamie Murray took on Lleyton Hewitt and Sam Groth. The Australians edged a close first set to take the initiative, but the British pegged them back to level the match at a set all. Australia regained the momentum as they broke early in the third set to build a 3-0 lead. However, from 4-1 the Murrays won 5 consec...

What a fantastic day of tennis as the Davis Cup Semi-Final between GB and Australia got underway in Glasgow. But before all that, I had an important task to perform. With Muse tickets going on sale, I managed to secure some for their Manchester gig next April. Then it was time to leave for the Emirates Arena, a 70 minute walk away, most of which was alongside the Clyde. Inside the arena, the atmosphere was fantastic. The pre-match entertainment was an exclusiv...

Good news! Ingrams were able to get Dawnie's top back in place, enabling me to access her boot. However, the underlying fault hasn't been fixed add they haven't had time, so no topless driving for us for a whole. We then embarked upon the short drive into the centre of Glasgow. Arriving just a few minutes before midday, I was too early to check in to my hotel, but they allowed me to leave Dawnie in their car park while I went off to explore the city. I had no ...

Another gorgeous sunny day meant another opportunity to execute my roofless style of driving. I started with a trip across The Rhines to Portpatrick, a tiny old fishing port on the west coast. From the car park I climbed the 122 steps to the top of the cliff and after a few minutes walk spied the ruins of Dunskey Castle perched on the edge of the cliff. While there is virtually nothing left of the castle, the dramatic cliff top setting together with blue sky was...