With tickets in hand after leaving George with Maddie and Max, we went to meet the rest of the entourage to Burton Bradstock.
At Waterloo, I was handled, rubbed, cuddled and yelled at!
This is what we saved Georgie from.
The kids can’t get enough of me as I am being man-handled. I usually do not like children but I have met them a few times before and I know they mean well. Highly excitable but they’re friends.
We stood in the middle of Waterloo Station waiting for our train to Dorchester South …
After almost missing our train with only two minutes to spare, we all did get on – much to Mummy’s relief.It was all too much for her – five hyper kids and thankfully just me – plus three other adults.
We were back at the very lovely Seaside Boarding House. We have a room with a view of the beach – and we can’t wait to get going!
We took a walk up the cliff
Smelling all those wonderful smells we don’t get in the city
Running happily along
Looking out at the sea
Until we got to the beach …
Oops! Oh, but that “private chalet” wasn’t too far away so we went for a little walk – on the beach.
I don’t think the cliff side will ever be the same again in the aftermath of their visit!!!!
May’s comment: Looks like we’ve been lucky with the weather!


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Wow! You do have a big party visiting Burton Bradstock! Hope you have a wonderful time!
We used to be members of the National Trust a long, long time ago!