Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Bridlington

Well there are some advantages to bringing the car out for this trip, the journey was so much faster than I expected. I guess an extra 20 miles per hour really does help. It also meant that I got to go and see the sea when I arrived as it was still light. As you can see the sea here is good. The waves are wonderful and the pictures don't really do it justice. I am very pleased with the picture of the harbour arm doing it's job. You can clearly see the size of the waves on the sea side but within the harbour there is hardly a ripple.

On the way to Bridlington the sat nav took me through Beverly. It's not somewhere I had heard of and I'm glad I've now seen it. It is lovely and if you like churches and minsters it is well worth visiting. I also loved the long tree lined road between there and Bridlington.

Tonight I am staying at The Royal. It's rather posh, not at all my usual stop. It's a lovely building very nicely decorated and you can really see a quilter lives here. There are quilts on many walls in the public areas. There are also some stained glass windows just begging to become quilts too. It sounds like tomorrow is going to be great. It's amazing what having extra facilities will let you do. I'll let you know how it goes but this is looking like a great quilting holiday option especially if you like the sea.

4 comments:

Susan Briscoe said...

Have fun!

Trudi said...

Beautiful pics! Enjoy that little bit of luxury and have fun!

Penny said...

Thank you Ferret for an excellent workshop in Bridlington - the sun shone and so did you! I will get my work finished - at some point in time!

Borderline Quilter said...

Hmmm....I love the sea and that's the kind of sea I used to visit as a girl as I am originally from the North of England, a Durham girl born and bred...looks like you had a good trip!

Best Wishes
Kay in Scotland