Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Love that table, where was it from?
Blackpool for the night. Stopping in a hotel rather than the van though.
Just down the road from yesterday at cogden beach NT. Bit of a walk to the beach but much more peaceful for it.
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Spent the weekend between Aldeburgh and Southwold in Suffolk, first time out camping in the van, absolutely loved it!
We are up in the Peak District next weekend cannot wait to have a fire in the evenings!
It's not real camping without a fire! Toasted marshmallows washed down with some red!
Whilst you’re touring the Jurassic coast, have you tried Ringstead Bay? A bit further east, but usually very quiet and dogs welcome. Park at the kiosk about 5 minute stroll to the beach. You’re lucky to see 10, maybe 15 people the beach even in a busy day.
Oh, your dog is the spitting image of my Harry. I had to do a double take of one of your photos!
Thanks for the recommendation will but that on the list for next time. Will definitely return to Dorest. Had a fabulous time and its been a great holiday to celebrate my 50th bearing in mind we had an epic USA road trip booked and planned that obviously got cancelled. Dorset has been very enjoyable break.
It was an old table that used to sit on a bed trolley. Had it donkeys years. Bought a can of orange spray paint and fitted it to the van.
Back towards Burton Bradstock I always like taking the Seatown turning at Chideock, parking in the field opposite the pub and walking up Golden Cap, packs out a lot more than Ringstead Bay but has a pub to home in on after a proper bit of mountaineering.
Missing Dorset a bit after living in Sherborne for 15 yrs and returning back to my roots here in Mordor!
love Dorset, used to holiday down there as a kid.
been back a few times since, stayed at a site in Osmington Mills (site's called Osmington Coast i think?) a couple of years ago, beautiful views to the sea and about 150yrds to the costal path
AND there's a pub between the site and path, what more could you need!
