We did eventually hit the beach, and collected drift wood and things for Number one son to make a picture from. It took us AGES to get home from there, was optimistic to walk a couple of miles back along the beach with the boys, but we got there. Partly one scooted, partly the other walked, we did well. It meant we didn't get home until around the time Clare got in from work, but we managed to make a good start on the picture, and then went out for tea.
Fathers day treat! Early! We found a pub that:
We plumped for The Royal Oak, at Nonington near Dover and very nice it was too. The play area in the garden is excellent, though it did start raining not long after we get there. So no time to get bored of it I suppose, leave them wanting more. We will go back. Beer and food were good.
Paul Clarke's blog - I live in Hythe in Kent. Wed + father to two, I am a full stack web developr, + I do js / Node, some ruby, other languages etc. I like pubs, parkrun, eating, home automation + other diy jiggery-pokery, history, genealogy, TV, squirrels, pirates, lego, and TIME TRAVEL.