The Beeches Hotel & Brasserie Grimsby

Welcome to our Blog,<br><br>This is where you can post your reviews, Even some pics if u like,<br><br>The Idea is that oce we have our respective meals we can post a review on line, Marks out of 10 please. Each couple is responsible for hosting an evening where a starter , main and desert will be presented to each adult. In turn ...

... br><br>15:30 Oohray...Finally off. Arrived Dover approx 22:00 can't find a bloody CAMP site!! Well move over truckers... make room for pad and mand!!! Struck lucky and found luxurious spot on tidy industrial estate...Lights out, beds calling time to sign off; OVER AND OUT.

... garage for an overnight stay. We really are on the road to no where...Got absolutely no Where.<br><br>Alls not lost. The carvery did us a good dinner,; a swift vino purchase and a couple of straws temporarily anaesthatised the pain. See what tomorrow brings.....<br><br>

Sue and I enjoyed Bob and Marisha Pinion's 25th wedding anniversary garden party and i chatted to Bob's father Roland about his interesting surname and hisfamily history. I'm said I'd help him try answer a few questions. After there we jioned Sue's brother John Nicholson over from Beverley and other brother Alan with wife Shirley and daughter Helen at the outdoor venue of the new Events Arena for theCleethorpes Proms. The Manchester Camerata were the orcestra

... Girls Secondary School with my sister Amanda. After parking up at the venue and then carrying the tent etc a great distance to its pitch near to the arena entrance, we remembered why daughter Eloise and Danny had taken a sack barrow when they went to this years Glastonbury Festival . For those who haven't caught up with festival going these days- there is an abundance of staff manning every field, path and gateway. The camping areas are divided by ...

... fit in the suitcases. For lunch we had lots of toasted things, fried egg on toast, melted cheese on toast and avocado and sweet chili on toast. Once lunch was over with, Aunty Margaret and Uncle Philip asked if anyone would like to come down to the park for a game of soccer. Celeste, Noah and I decided to go along while dad, mum, Nikita and Bronte were going to head off into town. We grabbed Noah's large, inflatable soccer ball and headed off ...

... with ex-partner Colin Stones, had lived at 75 Kingsway for a year. The "take you own food" picnic was in lovely grounds but bitterly cold and the only people I knew were Paul Mould OBA President and organizer of the Do, storyteller Ty Dalby, and Tessa Hills (Spud Murphy's sister)who is a teacher at BHS . Diane knew more people than me and chatted to them, compensating a little for the Arctic conditions. Luckily ...

... with its wonderful view of the now landlocked town of Rye on its"island" and the newly installed and controvertial wind turbines.Somewhere round there Spike Miligan has his Gaelic headstone reading "I told you I was ill".We later chatted and looked at old photos. Early next morning I was up and metal detecting before breakfast. I found nothing of any real note, but the ...

The plan for the day was to train back to York for a little sightseeing and a little shopping. Why were we going back to York when we had the opportunity to stay there the day before? Well, I said that I didn't want to stay in York...I didn't say that I didn't want to see York. I actually enjoy York very much. But, having stayed there on my previous two trips to England, I wanted to stay somewhere else. Still, I couldn't imagine being as close as I was to York Minster and not ...

... and television. The Eastgate is only a couple of blocks from the train station, so it's very convenient if one plans to use the train to explore the towns around Beverley.<br><br>After unpacking, we walked about a half a mile south to Beverley Minster. What a difference between the two church structures that I saw that day. Where Durham Cathedral is the ultimate expression of the Romanesque style in English cathedrals, Beverley Minster is a stunning display of the Gothic ...