We are both now in central London – well the van is out near Epping, which is as close as we can get because our
Month: November 2014
Reedham Ferry
As I left Reedham, I was surprised that the sat nav asked my if I wanted to avoid a ferry. I was interested what this
Normal for Norfolk
What a cracker of a day. Gorgeous blue skies and only a slight nip to the air, what more can you do but get outside,
The Humber Bridge, Lincolnshire Wolds, and The Wash
Spent the whole day driving, weather not particularly inspiring, fog through most of Yorkshire, turning nicer once across the Humber Bridge and into the Lincolnshire
Robin Hood’s Bay to Ravenscar
Skipping on down the coat now, need to make some progress, but keen to see what some of these parts have to offer in the
Boulmer to Alnmouth
Returning to the coast, I managed to fit in a walk along the beach from Boulmer, where I’d wild camped the night. The rain threatened
The Cheviot Hills
Mel went off early to the station to catch the train back to Somerset. Work needs to be finished and sent off before Christmas, so
Bamburgh to Seahouses
A find day throughout, so we made the most and set out along the lovely sandy beach, past the impressive Bamburgh Castle, towards the town
An English Sunrise
As the day started wet, we decided to head back into Edinburgh and do a bit more of the art. The Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Dunbar
Back to the coast again for the evening and the town of Dunbar. A pretty little harbour and people lot surfing the waves rolling into