......we just kept on walking.....till I decided it was time for tea and cake.......
then more walking..........
....and more wilting walking........
until we saw peoples.
Where they're are peoples, says I, there is bound to be a bus!
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Following The Beach To Where-Ever.....
@ Thursday, 14. Aug, 2008 – 01:35:12 am
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Typical British Day On the Beach
@ Wednesday, 13. Aug, 2008 – 09:52:57 pm
Starting from Ryde, on the Isle of Wight, we turned right and followed our noses. This was our 5th day of our holiday....
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A Bad Place For An Argument!
@ Sunday, 20. Jul, 2008 – 11:50:28 am
I wonder if The Other Half had any thoughts of getting rid of me here...........I did have my back to her as I took this photo!
She wouldn't have done that.......would she???
We'll never know.....
Magnificent!
And the view is cool too!
What can I say.........we'd reached Tennyson's Monument. I was HAPPY!!! ......OK!
Good grief - we were pleased to see Freshwater Bay ahead of us. There is a pub down there, where a long cold cider was imbibed and later on, as we made our way back to the caravan, fish and chips were consumed.
A great day's walking!
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There They Are!
@ Sunday, 20. Jul, 2008 – 11:20:29 am
There they are! We could have perhaps got a little nearer The Needles - but that would have meant paying to enter The Battery - which we decided not to do. Maybe another day.
Effie demanded that a photo be taken of her at this proud moment in her life!
Now then! Turn left and march! Along Tennyson's Way.
I wouldn't mind living just here. It would be quiet and peaceful.
Wet and damp! But quiet!
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Is it Lunchtime Yet?
@ Saturday, 19. Jul, 2008 – 02:58:18 pm
We continue. Lydia finds this Slow-worm but I convince her she can wait for her lunch at the Alum Bay cafe.
Well! When I saw this - I just HAD to have a go - even if it meant walking all the way to the bottom just to pay some money to travel back up to the top.
And travel back up - we did. Scary it was. Swaying in the breeze.
Finally - the last look back as we approach the western-most tip of the Isle of Wight.
