Crown Hotel Skegness

... to Blakeney &#8211; again me and John have been there before, but mum and dad haven&#8217;t, we look round the book sale and then a small craft fair before taking a stroll along the harbour.<br><br>Last stop for dinner before going back was in Wells-next-the-sea where we go into Whin Hill Cider shop. Mum, dad and John taste some ciders and ma and pa purchase a couple of bottles. Fish and chips for dinner tonight &#8211; yum!

The B&amp;B we are staying in is a small place, it has four rooms &#8211; two of which we are occupying. We go down to breakfast this morning and meet the other residents &#8211; a husband and wife with their mum. We order what we want for breakfast and it is freshly cooked for us, while we wait we chat to the other guests. Afterwards we head for the nearby village of Castle Acre, where we visit the old priory, which is now a ruin and in the hands of English Heritage. We pick ...

... at all!! as we got to our seats. <br><br> I really dislike people saying the show starts at 7:30 and then coming on stage at 8:30 but ken to his credit came on at about 7:35.. Wow things were going real well and then............ he opened his mouth ok so the first word wasn't funny and nor was the second, and by the tenth he still had not forced a smile he was however breaking into song and the women behind knew all the words yes ALL and in her croaky 95 ...

... for Fantasy Island so that was the kids sorted <br><br>I managed a relaxing day when the girls (including Granny ) went shopping and I went fishing on the morning tide. Wrong time of the year really so all I ended up with was a couple of Weaver fish on the daytime tide

... of the more prominent British seaside town of Skegness, the drama unfolded. This trip was actually a 'family gathering' of sorts, and involved an 'indoor' version of what was to be intended as an outdoor barbeque (blame the weather!), followed by a trip the following morning into the oh-so-bracing seaside resort town of Skegness. While amusement complexes line the seafront, and shops line the High Street, the town itself has weathered ...

... from the doctors.<br><br>As we arrived, I warned Mick that Connie was located in a ward that looked more like a geriatric center. Not one of the five women in the other beds was under 80. Mick promised he would try his best not to hit on any of them. Connie was in pretty good spirits, all things considered. She had no internal injuries and the pain was manageable now. Our concern at this point was when she would be released and whether she would ...

... there was only us in the night. A few beers and hanging out. Some pool, some crazy locals hanging round and about, giving us laughs. <br><br>Me and Eddie wandered around the own for a moment, to find some place to eat, but everything was closed, so we decided go back to the bus&#8230; The bus was parked in a shop parking lot.<br><br>A smoke or two in the night, a **** in the night outside and to sleep.<br><br>Good night Boston in England.<br><br>PS. Live shots - SIC pretty in pink ;D<br><br>

MAY DAY Bit of a later start than we had hoped&#8230;.but finally got going later afternoon (ended up sending out last minute wedding invites!) It's raining &#8230;what&#8217;s new!? We headed north, and took the A1. It&#8217;s a pretty wet day, and as we drove through Sandringham (past Sandringham House where there is a Royal Military base!) Huge gate&#8230;but it was so wet we didn ...

... to dawn on me what I had let myself in for. Looking back on it now it is hard to imagine how I felt, mainly because I now know what I have encountered over the last year, but before I left I was stepping into the complete unknown... anything could happen!<br><br>Anyway, to try and counterbalance the feelings of anxiety I got really really drunk and ended up puking in my tent (which I was sharing with my unfortunate friend Rich).

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