After lockdown, this was one of the first trips we’d made in Bertie. The grandchildren came along for the short break, we guessed they’d like an ‘old fashioned’ resort like Aldeburgh with Nan and Grandad.
First Day, Tuesday 31 May
Excited to set up the awning and spread out on the floor!We can behave, honestly!Entertainment sorted tonightUsing the caravan skirt to cut down the draughtTea, coffee and other local beverages taken care of!Me and Freddie set off from the site on our bikes to the renowned fish and chip shop for supper.He just loves fish and chipsTry to get them to sleepStill tryingDecked out the pitch for the Queen’s platinum jubilee
Wednesday 1st June
Breakfast treatsMe and Freddie did the breakfast run on bikesWe take a short trip out to Thorington. A church here and not much else, needs a bit of TLCSaw this sign on the back roads, had to take a photo!Thoringtons pose against the Thorington church notice boardWe didn’t see anyoneThoringtons inside Thorington church.Treats off the BBQ
Thursday 2nd June
Southwold beach, nice day! We parked up near the harbour, some planes flew over while we were there for the fly past in London for the queen.
Me and Freddie would make the short trip to the beach in the afternoons to grab an ice cfream.
Friday 3rd June
Spent the day in Aldeburgh, they had a classic car exhibition.
The site was nice and quiet, safe enough for Leggie to ride on her scooterLeggie even managed to get into town on her scooterAldeburgh High Street
