Do you go to the seaside any more?

[GreiginFife]

I live close to the sea and don’t suffer with any asthmatic symptoms & what’s more I never have, but what I have noticed is that my skin seems to have a semi-permanent golden tinge to it, should I move closer to an inland town or major city?

Just lay off those spray tans David Dickinson and all will be well

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Love the seaside, love walking by the sea and on firm sand or coastal footpaths; and love exploring rock pools; but as for lying on a towel on a sandy beach…not really my cup of tea.

 

[stefanovic]

I'd love a day trip to the Sea of Tranquility.
People have been there, even if it's a long way away.
Beats Rhyl any time.
Book a trip with Elon Musk.

Mare Tranquillitatis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Jamesbrown]

I like going to Knott end on the west coast and Saltfleetby on the east coast if it’s summer. Nobody ever there and can walk my dogs in tranquility.
Seaside towns are hell on earth for me.

 

[Smiffy]

Lived in Bexhill on Sea for the last 21 years and I've visited our beach twice in all that time.
It's got all the appeal of a ticking time bomb

 

[Voyager EMH]

...which reminds me,

"Seven Seas Of Rhye" ends with the band singing "Oh, I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside".

 

[Yorkhacker]

When we lived in Surrey, absolutely loved having a day trip to Studland. Fantastic sandy National Trust beach with a gently sloping bay. It was fab going across Poole harbour on the chain ferry, as long as you didnt have to queue for hours.
Funnily enough didnt mind queuing on the way back as it was stunningly beautiful on the other side as the sun started sinking.

Since we moved up North 11 years ago, have only been a handful of times and have never been to Scarborough, even though its not too far away.

Northumberland beaches and the beach at Harlech are stunning, but the sea is a bit nippy.

Looking forward to going to the beach at Kingsbarns in August. Great views of the golf course.

 

[stefanovic]

Since we moved up North 11 years ago, have only been a handful of times and have never been to Scarborough, even though its not too far away.

Try Whitby and its gothic festival.

 

[Tashyboy]

Missis T has given me Julys birthday treat for my 60th. We’re off to the seaside for a Couple of nights. A place called Staithes in North Yorkshire, looks gorgeous on Google maps. If am fit enough am having a cliff top walk.

 

[Voyager EMH]

Staithes, Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay.
Lovely places.

 

[rudebhoy]

Staithes, Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay.
Lovely places.

Whitby is a great little town, but doesn't have much of a beach. The walk along the beach from Robin Hood's Bay to Ravenscar and back along the cinder track (or vice versa) is lovely.

 

[Backache]

Missis T has given me Julys birthday treat for my 60th. We’re off to the seaside for a Couple of nights. A place called Staithes in North Yorkshire, looks gorgeous on Google maps. If am fit enough am having a cliff top walk.

The whole coast from Saltburn to Filey is part of the Cleveland Way and is a lovely place to walk with some great views. Getting a bus and walking from Saltburn to Staithes is a very pleasant walk with lovely views and a great beach at Skinningrove. You go over the highest point on the East coast of England at Boulby head with great views but none of the uphill is particularly long.

In the other direction Runswick Bay is very attractive and a shorter walk.

 

[Tashyboy]

The whole coast from Saltburn to Filey is part of the Cleveland Way and is a lovely place to walk with some great views. Getting a bus and walking from Saltburn to Staithes is a very pleasant walk with lovely views and a great beach at Skinningrove. You go over the highest point on the East coast of England at Boulby head with great views but none of the uphill is particularly long.

In the other direction Runswick Bay is very attractive and a shorter walk.

Runswick was the circular walk I was looking at

 

[stefanovic]

Made it to the seaside on Saturday.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g1495394-d2277194-Reviews-Brean_Down-Brean_Burnham_On_Sea_Somerset_England.html

Nearly made it to the fort but the weather was about to turn ugly.
This might just just be the best natural pier in Britain, and as close as you are ever likely to get to Steep Holm.

Drove back through W-S-M and found it to be even more run down than the last time.

 

[Tashyboy]

Sat at scathes outside the pub. The seagulls are barking away. Missis T disappeared to get changed. Me am in chill zone
People watching. All is well in Tash world.

 

[Norrin Radd]

We are off to Norman's bay tomorrow morning at half four ,got the gas stove and kettle along with a pack of bacon and half a dozen eggs , breakfast on the beach and a lazy morning watching the tide roll in or out what ever it's doing .
Beats the hell out of work.

 

[stefanovic]

Sat at scathes outside the pub.

Where is that?
Sounds interesting.

 

[rudebhoy]

Where is that?
Sounds interesting.

think he means Staithes (North Yorkshire coast)

 

[Tashyboy]

It is deffo Staithea
Thought this summed it up nicely on me travels today at Runswick bay
It says life is much better by the sea

 

[aimal]

Just spent 6 hrs in Looe and had a great boat trip out to Looe island and round to polperro.

Can’t remember ever spending more than an hour at places like whitstable

Bought more fish for tea as well

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