One Quick Week
A lovely quiet two days by the sea side in Cleethorpes.
these are known as the 'fitties', one of the oldest plot-land developments in this country, dating from World War 1. Now given protected status this holiday village has a wide range of houses, some self-built. They can only be lived in for 10 months of the year.



complete without fish, chips and mushy peas!
we took ourselves off for a few little wooded
now who would live in a house like this?!


and of course we stopped off for some home made ice cream, very nice it was too!
now its back to work!



24 comments:
Glad to see it wasn't raining and you seemed to have the sun shining.
Mushy peas - yuck!
That sounds like a perfect holiday to me. I've never been to Cleethorpes but it looks like a pretty place for walks and I could just eat some FishnChips seeing that photo (less keen on mushy peas but embee loves them-I'm not sure they love him hehe!)
Back to work? Yuck :(
It looks like you had a nice, relaxing trip.
I LOVE fish and chips, but mushy peas? Not so much.
I like the pics and it is good to get away from all the normal day to day crap that stops us from being ourselves.
p.s. mushy peas are EVIL!
kahless - we had really great weather, its just good to get out and about.
chrisb - cleethorpes is nice and quietish, we love it there.
biddie - very relaxing and peaceful.
tod - it is good to get away from it all
and you lot mushy peas are great, i can eat a plate full of them with vineger and pepper, yummy!
reality bites! i hate coming home.
Why can they only live in those houses 10 months out of the year?
Thanks for sharing the pics of your trip!
Glad you had a good time. Looks relaxing. I like fish and chips, but imagine my surprise when I realized that chips are what we call French fries. lol
dilling - yep we have to return back to normal :-(
jay - they are 'caravans' - or holiday homes
betty - nice fat chunky chips the best
You just need a bit of tartar sauce and gravy and your fish and chips are good to go. I can't remember if you do "fries and gravy" in the UK? And I agree - mushy peas - that's what I gave my babies at 5 months old - ewww. Looks like a fun trip - I want to go there!
Welcome back! The pictures are wonderful. It looks like a great holiday.
Mmmmmmmmm, fish and chips!
Wow, that looked idyllic. Hope your first week back at work isnt too much of a shock!
I love it! You go on holiday and take pictures of the food, I'm going to start doing that!!
looks like a beautiful place to relax. the fish looks good but I don't know about the peas...doesn't look good to me!
I am fascinated by that red door!!! What's behind it???
rain - tartar sauce yes, gravy no thanks not on my chips! but yes we do do chips and gravy!
kell - thanks, and cant beat a good chippy for fish n chips!
dj kirkby - i am on a go slow at work, no change there then!
chopski - i even sent a test photo to my mate she is on a diet i can be so cruel!
suzie - i am surprised at the amount of people who say yuk to lovely mushy peas!
heidi - behind the red door was a garden, no house just a garden!
I'm on vacation next week. I can't wait!!! Back to work stinks. :(
corky - enjoy your vacation, it goes by too quick :-(
wow those are some amazing picks looks like you had a wonderful time;)
nice fish n chips!!!!! again I not invited!!!!!!
shell n molly
wolfbaby - is was a lovely break thanks
shell - alas you had to work!
what is with the mushy peas?
pamela - they are lovely can eat a plate full
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