Louise’s operation went well and much relieved we eventually got to bed.
We flew out of Perth today and by chance our path took us over Fremantle. This isn’t a great photo but I took this picture from the aircraft window as we climbed over Freo.
The white tip of the Maritime Museum is clearly visible at the mouth of the harbour.
Freo from the air
Comments rssWe are away this week and postings may be erratic and subject to internet availability.
The theme for this week is Seaside…I wonder why?
Colourful beach spades at Sandsend
Beach Spades
Comments rssThe sun is shining but it’s very bracing!
Swim flag on Whitby Beach
Comments rssThese very posh beach huts at Scarborough are a lot different to the traditional huts.
As you might expect it’s raining…..
Beach Huts
Comments rssA surprisingly bright and sunny afternoon at Flamborough Head
Flamborough
Comments rssA great day walking the seafront at Bridlington. A huge amount of work has been done to the promenade and we walked some 9 miles. My knee is getting better!
Boats in Bridlington Harbour
Comments rssA dramatic day today, with rain and sun alternating in minutes. Hornsea beach was fun, with Kairen collecting pretty stones.
A fish and chip lunch at Sullivan’s restaurent polished off the day. We slept most of the afternoon, full of fresh air and fish and chips!
Hornsea
Sullivans: (TripAdvisor Review)
“”People make pilgrimages to Sullivans. In fact, in the opinion of some, the only reason to come to Hornsea is to eat here!
You can get a choice of fish, such as Cod, Haddock, Halibut, Plaice and so on. The chips are lovely too. Its a big dining room, but at peak time you may have to wait. It serves all through the year irrespective of the british weather. Not a seasonal attraction.
If you want the authentic taste of seaside Fish and Chip take the time and trouble to visit Hornsea.”
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