Happy holiday's
Well, we made it down here with remarkably few problems. Having been warned about the horrendous roadworks on the main road, we took the alternatiove route & encountered almost ne problems at all. LMD even slept some of the way!
Yesterday was mostly taking up with packing, driving, unpacking, exploring & dealing with very tired & overexceited children:-) Although we did manage to have an enormous meal at the local pub.
Today we had a quiet morning - although one that started at 5am!!! Thanks LMD! Then this afternoon we came here
(picture coming soon - hopefully - blogger's playimng silly buggers again! I tried to update to beta, but it decided it wouldn't let me!)
Watergate bay. It's only 1/2 a mile from our cottage, and the kids had a fantastic time playing in the stream, digging the sand & eating shells:-) Plus, of course, the big hotel has a wifi network. Yippee:-)
That's all for now, more tomorrow.
Yesterday was mostly taking up with packing, driving, unpacking, exploring & dealing with very tired & overexceited children:-) Although we did manage to have an enormous meal at the local pub.
Today we had a quiet morning - although one that started at 5am!!! Thanks LMD! Then this afternoon we came here
(picture coming soon - hopefully - blogger's playimng silly buggers again! I tried to update to beta, but it decided it wouldn't let me!)
Watergate bay. It's only 1/2 a mile from our cottage, and the kids had a fantastic time playing in the stream, digging the sand & eating shells:-) Plus, of course, the big hotel has a wifi network. Yippee:-)
That's all for now, more tomorrow.
posted by Juggling Mother @ 2:20 pm
2 Comments:
At Wednesday, November 01, 2006 12:39:00 pm,
Emily said…
Hope you are having a good time and the weather is holding out.
I need to know more about your re-enactment gear and what you use to survive on an outing.
At Saturday, November 04, 2006 1:04:00 pm,
Juggling Mother said…
Vital re-enactment gear includes warm sleeping bags, hats, baby wipes, toilet tissue & a mini gas cooker to make coffee:-)
The hardest thing (except in high summer) is staying warm - so always take plenty of blankets, sleep off the floor if at all possible &try to stay dry!
Let me know more specifically why, & I'll give you some more specific what's:-)
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