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We went to Heybridge Basin , for lunch and a short walk. We headed for Daisy Meadow Car Park.  I selected 4 hours on the machine, but was ch...

On one of our 'Day-Out Thursdays' we went to Walton on the Naze. Every other time we have been, we have arrived at the tower end of...

5 July 2025 to 12 July 2025 Day Blog Entry 1 Half Volley 2 Guided Tour 3 Ship wrecks 4 Around the island by bus 5 Back in ti...

Cover your ears!  The noon day gun is a long-standing tradition in Guernsey.  We have seen it twice now.  Once from town, when the smo...

Today's official activity was a visit to Candie Park.  Alex would lead us up there and get us into the museum.  We went up with the re...

If you have ever though that maybe you'd like to live in the past, then try Sark.  The "Sark Venture" was waiting for us as we...

This was perhaps the longest of the organised events.  We joined the bus quite early and began the tour.  There was, of course, some overlap...

Fort Grey, from the Guernsey Pearl. Today is the only free day of the Holiday.  The free day was supposed to be tomorrow, but the Island tou...

Sunday is often a strange day. Many places are closed, but today we have a guided tour of St. Peter Port. We meet outside the hotel and ar...

In terms of planning, everything has been done for us.  We are officially old, as we start our Titan Holiday.  Titan is owned by Saga.  The ...

On the coach at some unearthly hour of the morning, it was shortly before 10am when we arrived at Bletchley Park courtesy of the Billericay ...

RSPB Rainham Marshes is a relatively local RSPB site that we had not visited until yesterday.  So, taking advantage of the lack of child car...