Wasn’t it a beautiful weekend!
On Saturday Mum and Dad had to get up really early to take Scott to catch the train to somewhere called
It was such a beautiful day that we decided we needed to go out for the day. A chance encounter with a coach meant that Southwold became our destination. We had to go in the car and I was in my travel crate for ages and ages and ages
When we got to Southwold, there were lots of people and quite a few dogs too!We went onto a thing called a pier first. It’s like a long path but there is water moving around underneath – very strange! Ryan and Dad were geocaching again so I had to help them find something. It was a bit difficult when you only have little legs and what you need to find is very high!
We walked along the prom, past lots of little huts near the beach where families were all out enjoying the hot and sunny day
We had to walk past the beach-huts a lot and look at all the names and numbers! I was very hot when we had finished so I was very pleased to stop for lunch
We walked all the way up to the boats but Mum said we couldn’t go crabbing this time. Shame – it looked like fun!
We walked back on the beach and I got to paddle in the sea. The sea kept running away though and it tasted funny!
We did walk a long way – I think I wore Ryan out!
After we’d walked along the front, we had to get back in the car then get out again a moment later and go and hunt around a church yard. I tried to help but it wasn’t very easy to find all the information we were looking for – some of it must have been in some very obscure corners of the graveyard!
Dad had to go into a shop on the way back to the car. I don’t know what Adnams sells but he had a very clinky box on the way back to the car!
More geocaching on the way back, stopping at another church – more information very well hidden! - and something called aMartello Tower
Eventually we stopped at a shop that smelled very nice in a town called Aldeburgh. Mum, Dad and Ryan had fish’n’chips from the paper sitting by the beach but they wouldn’t let me have anything. Mum said something about my tummy and the long car journey – I don’t know what she meant!
I’ve been staying home this week and looking after Ryan while Scott was away.
It’s been very hot but I feel a lot cooler now I’ve had my hair cut. Do you think I look smarter?
Got to finish up now. Mum says we’ve got to watch something called the Olympic Opening Ceremony. I don’t know what’s going on but she seems very excited and I know Dad and Ryan have gone to ring the church bells to celebrate it!
We walked along the prom, past lots of little huts near the beach where families were all out enjoying the hot and sunny day
We had to walk past the beach-huts a lot and look at all the names and numbers! I was very hot when we had finished so I was very pleased to stop for lunch
After lunch we walked even further along the marsh land just away from the beach. It was even hotter there so I took the chance to have a little lay down in the shade
We walked back on the beach and I got to paddle in the sea. The sea kept running away though and it tasted funny!
We did walk a long way – I think I wore Ryan out!
After we’d walked along the front, we had to get back in the car then get out again a moment later and go and hunt around a church yard. I tried to help but it wasn’t very easy to find all the information we were looking for – some of it must have been in some very obscure corners of the graveyard!
Dad had to go into a shop on the way back to the car. I don’t know what Adnams sells but he had a very clinky box on the way back to the car!
More geocaching on the way back, stopping at another church – more information very well hidden! - and something called a
Eventually we stopped at a shop that smelled very nice in a town called Aldeburgh. Mum, Dad and Ryan had fish’n’chips from the paper sitting by the beach but they wouldn’t let me have anything. Mum said something about my tummy and the long car journey – I don’t know what she meant!
I’ve been staying home this week and looking after Ryan while Scott was away.
Got to finish up now. Mum says we’ve got to watch something called the Olympic Opening Ceremony. I don’t know what’s going on but she seems very excited and I know Dad and Ryan have gone to ring the church bells to celebrate it!
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