We have all had a good start to the holidays, with great weather, yummy food and lots of laughter.
Followed by fun days out, a pointless surprise bus journey and my eldest son being in hospital with tonsillitis so bad his temperature wouldn’t go down. You would think at 20 it was time to stop worrying as much!?!
So many thing we will remember from this week, for sure!!
I think the best day so far is a day out to Skegness.
Sunshine, children, grandma and granddad ( my mum and dad) sandcastles, freshly made doughnuts, chips and ice cream at the seaside.
Sunday was defiantly the best day to go.
We went by train and nearly had our own private carriage there and back on the train, it was perfect!!
That body board where you put your face on is so funny! Looks like an awesome beach day! Get well soon to your son. I think that no matter how old they get our being a worry wart when it comes to our kids will never end =P #countrykids
How fun! The beach looks like a great time! I hope your son is feeling better!
Thanks Heather 🙂
Summer at the beach, with family – what could be better! I hope your son is much better and on the mend, what a stressful week for you all. Thanks for linking up and sharing with Country Kids.
Thanks lovely, I agree.. Beach days are the best 🙂
This looks like a great day out. 🙂 family and the beach always equates to happy memories 🙂 #countrykids
Thanks 🙂
Looks like a great day to build sand castles. Sorry your son was sick. Hope he is feeling better now.
Thanks for the lovely comment 🙂 he is almost better now 🙂
Hee hee a typical British holiday. Hope your son feels better x
Haha, true 🙂 thanks for stopping by ..
OMG I love sand-castles and other sand sculptures. So much fun! =)
Thanks Ada 🙂
So sorry he was so sick!! Icky!! Some time in the sand will help calm you down!!
Thanks Tamar 🙂
What a packed week. Hope number 1 son is all recovered? Great photos of you sandcastle building 🙂 #countrykids
Thanks lovely, he is getting there 🙂
Haha love these shots and what a gorgeous day it was! #countrykids
Thanks for stopping by 🙂