We left Sutton on Sea at 8am, uncommonly early for us, to hopefully reach our destination, 140 miles south east, at 12 noon. We more or less achieved that after stopping for diesel at a local supermarket, but were still 3rd in the queue at the site check-in! Our luck was in, as there was a beach side
pitch available! Unfortunately, not right on the front but one row back. We spent the day setting up and relaxing after the journey. It was a noisy pitch, with the access road to an adjacent commercial static caravan site just a few feet from the rear of the MH.
The next day a pitch became available in the front row, so I immediately put a 'reserved for MH' sign on it while Di made everything safe for the 25 yard move! It's much quieter, is sheltered by some nearby trees and the view!!
Photo shows the view through the MH cab with an oil tanker anchored, waiting for the price of oil to rise before docking, a common practice. Oil companies really annoy me always ripping off the consumer with higher and higher profits.
The site is near Lowestoft, the most easterly point of England.
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