Lyme this afternoon

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  1. Scrungee

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    I was there another day:

    lyme1.jpg lyme2.jpg lyme3.jpg lyme4.jpg
     
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      A handsome crop of lovely piccies there Scrungee,
      thank you. I have never been to Lyme, I must put it on my "pplaces to see" list. Looks a lovely harbour,
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      It's got lovely sands for kids to play on, harbour, sea fish aquarium, toilets at back of the beach, good fish & chips, a pub with beer garden beside the beach, 2nd hand bookshop, antique/junk shop, fishing tackle shop, boat trips, Rainbow Superstore bargain shop, free parking, and The Red Arrows when it's Lifeboat Week (normally 1st week school summer hols).
       
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        I might find time to toddle down there mid Summer as it does look interesting.:dunno: :snork:
         
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        Happy memories. I had a lovely holiday there last summer. We stayed in a little flat just up the Cobb Road. Perfect location.
         
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          My OH says parking's a nightmare and you have to park at the top and walk down (and up) into the town below.
          So, where's the free parking please?
           
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          None in the summer, one narrow road behind the loos in the winter.

          Use the park & ride, it'll save you having to do the steep hills Jenny:)
           
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            That's where it is - up on Cobb Road and you get to enjoy the walk/views in my first 2 pics.
             
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              Hell of a busy though in the summer.
               
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