This is my third post recounting our UK trip after Silent Sunday and the Samhain celebrations in the Chalice Gardens, Glastonbury.
Second Daughter and I enjoyed lovely moments with my friend and her two boys. On our second day, we first had a fantastic breakfast in a great café full of atmosphere. Once done, we hopped into the car and drove to Bournemouth for a walk on the beach.
The sun was shining, the breeze was invigorating, the water was glistening and the sand felt crisp under our boots. Just perfect. And then we came across these gorgeous beach huts, obviously freshly repainted and all locked up for the cold season. I loved them so much that I had to immortalize the whole row.
Do you find them beautiful too?
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Silent Sunday – 4th November 2012
Samhain in The Chalice Gardens
You will find more autumnal stories here: Sticky Fingers.
Beach huts are one of the most beautiful sites at a beach, I would adore to own one and paint it a vibrant pastel colour, fit it out with 50s style accessories and watch my son playing on the beach in front of me. Beautiful photographs and I hope they have a good rest for the Winter.
Popping over from The Gallery.
I would love to own one too… But then I would first need to live by the sea!!
I love beach huts – memories of sitting outside one as a child.
Am slightly envious when I see them in posh places like Southwold.
These are fantastic the colours are beautiful.
I wish I had these memories too. Alas, no sea in Switzerland!
Those are so beautiful; real postcard material. Wonderful photos
Thank you!
I felt compelled to capture them all…
Yes, yes, yes. Love the beach huts, Bournemouth is a beautiful beach x.
I wish I had such a beautiful beach complete with gorgeous beach huts close by!! xx
Those beach huts are simply fabulous! Love the colours!
They are, aren’t they? They made such a pretty display along that beach…
I LIKE!!!!
Your first comment directly on my blog!! I like too!!
I’ve never seen such wonderfully coloured beach huts before. Great snaps x
Thanks so much!
They are fantastic, aren’t they…
Love the colours.
Glad you like them too!
Oh a sunny trip, if I understand. That’s great ! Hope you enjoyed your time shared together.
Love
We had rain too!!
We did, thank you, it was a very special few days. xx
Britain with no rain is not Britain…
That sounds good <3
I have had trips to the UK WITHOUT a single drop of rain, you know!
Sure ! Me also. Just one trip in my life in London and Oxford and I got sunburned. If my face is ok today, my dignity not yet !
LOL!!!! I did not know about that one!!