General Chat

So many beaches, so little time.
Childhood memories of the Solent beaches, Lee-on-Solent, Hill Head, Southsea, mostly pebbles but we lived near and loved visiting.

Memories of when the children were young and Cornish beaches, Gorran Haven, Gerrans, Portscatho, Constantine, Pentewan and little beaches/coves that I can't remember the name where we were taken by our friends who lived there.

Honeymoon and the Jersey beaches.

Holidays and Clearwater Bay and Honeymoon Island in Florida

I just love beaches. :-)

So many beaches, so little time.
Childhood memories of the Solent beaches, Lee-on-Solent, Hill Head, Southsea, mostly pebbles but we lived near and loved visiting.

Memories of when the children were young and Cornish beaches, Gorran Haven, Gerrans, Portscatho, Constantine, Pentewan and little beaches/coves that I can't remember the name where we were taken by our friends who lived there.

Honeymoon and the Jersey beaches.

Holidays and Clearwater Bay and Honeymoon Island in Florida

I just love beaches. :-)

I've spent many a happy hour in Llanbedr :-) Shell Island I went to once when Dan was little and we collected cowrie shells, unfortunately time there was limited by having to catch trains.

La Gooner, one thing I remember about Burnham on Sea beach was my mum getting stuck in the mud up the end of it lol, her very nice pink suede shoes were ruined, she washed them when we got home but as they dried they turned up at the toes like those 'arabian slippers' you see in 'Aladdin' :-)

The Vic at Llanbedr holds a lot of memories for me.
We used to go up to Cwm Bychan and the Nantcol and Roman Steps there and end up at the Vic and sit by the river with a nice cool drink on a summer evening...perfect!

Knew Shell Island well and the Workman family who owned it.
Lovely memories.
The West Coast of Wales has gorgeous beaches and lots of lovely sand dunes.

Oh Rambling Rose, you lucky thing. One of the best sunsets I ever saw was there. Off down that way again in late Summer.

Totally agree Cynthia :-)

Any beach - anywhere - any time! I just love beaches :-D

Ms Gooner you made me jump sneaking up on me like that

Tresaith is north of Cardigan, John, and south of New Quay in Ceredigion. About half an hour or so from Fishguard.

I used to live there LaGooner :-)

Burnham on sea, especially in the evening light.

Ah GOTCHA Errol, caught you at last consider yourself well and truly stamped :-D :-D :-D

Yes you walk past the side along the river and then upwards - fantastic scenery.
Shame about the midges lol

Thats one Errol ..really nice there loved the steaks lol..the road at the side of there leads to some lovely waterfalls ...

yes opposite the junction - river runs past it - fantastic pub and good food

The Victoria is the pub at the top of road..

Is the Victoria the one just as you come off the causeway?

Errol i love shell island to ..its so beautiful there ..had some lovely meals at the victoria to ..only wish i could climb those dunes now lol..

our local beach <3

Go walking there....... and we know most of the people we see....... on a busy day we might see 20 people.

Definitely not crowded!

Sometimes we see the local mermaid ~

http://www.hannahfraser.com/mermaid/slippages/media.php

:-D

jgee - a lovely part of the world and I love Shell Island near there for the windsurfing