Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:29 am
Cotswold area of the UK, and a view of the Isle of Wight from Mudeford
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Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:34 am
That is just stunning countryside, Red. I could look at pictures like that all day. So serene....peaceful. More please?
Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:38 am
absolutely beautiful!! :-4
I really, really, really can't wait to visit again!
I really, really, really can't wait to visit again!
Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:40 am
BabyRider wrote: That is just stunning countryside, Red. I could look at pictures like that all day. So serene....peaceful. More please?
When I get time Baby Rider,I shall try to put a few more on of Little Ole England,
just for you.................:-6
When I get time Baby Rider,I shall try to put a few more on of Little Ole England,
just for you.................:-6
Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:41 am
redman wrote: When I get time Baby Rider,I shall try to put a few more on of Little Ole England,
just for you.................:-6
Well thanks so much, Red. Very kind of you. :yh_kiss
just for you.................:-6
Well thanks so much, Red. Very kind of you. :yh_kiss
Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:50 am
sunny104 wrote: absolutely beautiful!! :-4
I really, really, really can't wait to visit again!
If you visit and like the sea go to Bournemouth, if you like countryside go to the Cotswolds.if you need any links etc.just let me know...............:guitarist
I really, really, really can't wait to visit again!
If you visit and like the sea go to Bournemouth, if you like countryside go to the Cotswolds.if you need any links etc.just let me know...............:guitarist
Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 7:10 am
we always fly into London on the way to Ireland and have our big english breakfast and a pint before we carry on to Cork! That's one of our favorite parts of the trip!
One year we spent about a week there, we went to London, Brighton, Bath, Southhampton, and Stonehenge! We took the chunnel to Calais and also the ferry from Swansea to Ireland and back! (I hope I'm not forgetting anything, this was about 7 years ago).
If we still had our scanner I'd post some pics!
I'd look forward to going there more because I'd want to meet some of the wonderful FG people that live there! :-6
One year we spent about a week there, we went to London, Brighton, Bath, Southhampton, and Stonehenge! We took the chunnel to Calais and also the ferry from Swansea to Ireland and back! (I hope I'm not forgetting anything, this was about 7 years ago).
If we still had our scanner I'd post some pics!
I'd look forward to going there more because I'd want to meet some of the wonderful FG people that live there! :-6
Especially for Sunny 104
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 8:36 am
I went to the French Market on the Isle of Wight a couple of weeks ago. It was the same day as the Round the Island Yacht Race, so we sailed across to the island with some friends and watched the yachts racing with all their colourful sails billowing in the breeze. It was an absolutely brilliant day! Scorching hot but with a cooling breeze (which didn't stop me from getting thoroughly sunburnt! Ouch!)
We bought French Food and goodies in the Market and wandered around Yarmouth which also had a weekend fair taking place and an Old Crocks meeting so there were lots of wonderful old cars to look at, some of which had taken part in the London-Brighton run. There were also some aston martins and a whole collection of steam organs. We had a lovely cold lager in one of the local taverns and sailed back to have dinner on the mainland overlooking the harbour. What a gorgeous day!
We bought French Food and goodies in the Market and wandered around Yarmouth which also had a weekend fair taking place and an Old Crocks meeting so there were lots of wonderful old cars to look at, some of which had taken part in the London-Brighton run. There were also some aston martins and a whole collection of steam organs. We had a lovely cold lager in one of the local taverns and sailed back to have dinner on the mainland overlooking the harbour. What a gorgeous day!