Brighton & Seaford - Easter Day - Day 3

Brighton - Day 1 - The beach & Pier

Noo Noo

The only reason these fish and chips are famous is because they are on the Pier - not because they are tasty.  Definitely not the best part of our visit, but a necessary one nevertheless. 

ooops!!!

The log flume was a big hit, and even Uncle Drew, who doesn't enjoy rides seemed to have a good time.  But at £12 for the 3 of them for a 1 minute ride the Wild River was their only ride!

Chillin' on the beach.

Where has he gone.

You can't see this, but we are sat on some pebble nests.

A bit chocolately.

Eggtastic Chatsworth

We headed off for another Chatsworth hit last week.  Everyone else was busy, so just me and the kids this time.  It is wonderful to share this pleasure, but the kids sometimes like to make all the choices, and that is what they get to do when it's just us.  There was an Easter trail in the gardens and house.  The playground and farm were super busy as some schools had already broken up for the holidays.  we had a short stay in the playground at the beginning of the day, thought we would have a quick Guinea cuddle and then head to the gardens, but after seeing the 50 people waiting to cuddle the little piggies we quickly decided that cuddling our own would have to do for today!!

First paddle of the year

Funny feet

Autumn's first daisy chain.

Evan's display

A tradition for us is Autumn dancing to the people playing the Steinway in the Library.