Great little day out

[M 80NGO]

Well what a fantasic day we've had, we headed for blakeney and arrived about 11.30 to find free parking in the village hall carpark and an antiques collectors fair in the village hall so we had a lill walk around that then back to the bongo and got the lunch out of the fridge and had lunch in the bongo with the side door open, next up we walked down through Blakeney down to the old port where there was quite a few people crabbing with much success, we got ourselves an icecream and had a walk along the estury also taking a look at the small wildfowl reserve, Blakeney has some fantastic little shops icecream shop and an old guild hall, public toilets are very clean and you get great veiws from the top of the hill.

Once we were all in the bongo we headed down the A149 which is a great little road passing through some beautiful norfolk villages, We stopped at wells next to sea for an hour having a look at the little harbour and getting some crab sticks to top up the energy levels.

Back in the van and we carried on to Hunstanton, once there we had a walk along the seafront and i have to say it was lovely and warm with very few people about, fish n chips on the green for tea then mrs m 80ngo and i headed for a little tearoom while the kids went and spent there money in the arcade they love them 2 penny falls, once they'd spent up ( funny how the arcade always seems to win ) we started to head for home about 18:30ish but i had a cunning plan up my sleeve and i called in at heacham north beach to watch the sun set into the sea, once at Heacham i made full use of the bongos Full Time 4WD and drove up the sandy gradient to the beach so we could watch the sun set from within the warmth and comfort of the bongo, that said the boys and i got out and sat on the beach while mrs m 80ngo utilised the warmth and comfort of the bongo.

When the sun had dissapeared from site and the boys couldn't hear it sizzling anymore we got back in the bongo mrs m 80ngo reclined her seat for a little snooze the boys loaded up a DVD in the back and i piloted the bongo safely back to home 175 miles total round trip

[georgeb]

Brilliant

[francophile1947]

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