McCartney Times

Torquay: the British Riviera, where the only thing to distract you from the stunning beatitude of being by the breezy seaside is the squawk of zealous seagulls and the odd stupefying moment where you remember, with great awe and surprise, that you’re still in old Blighty. That is, of course, unless you happened to be there one fateful day in the late 1960s—a day where you could add the bumbling sight of two of the most famous men in history, fumbling around the pier, out of their gauds on LSD, to the list of distractions on the southern English coast.Keith Richards and John Lennon were far from your typical Devon holidaymakers, not least because The Rolling Stones’ riff master and The Beatles’ smartest tool were two of the most prominent men in rock ‘n’ roll at their biblical pomp, but also because – as a few barbed remarks will attest – they weren’t always the best of friends. However, a brief spell in the late ‘60s found them on swell terms, happily bonding over a hefty quart of acid.

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Source: John Lennon and Keith Richards’ crazy “acid-fuelled road trip”