prime bournemouth real estate

These beach huts are all along the Bournemouth coast, we saw an advert for one that was £44,000!!!
They are lovely though, on our sunny day, people were sat outside their own hut on deck chairs, and we got a good peek in to them, some had a full on gas cooker, teas area etc, really lovely- if we lived around there we would love to have one!

I was obsessed with these blue to purple ones, but the blend of colours continued up the beach, red, orange yellow green etc....

Sunny Bournemouth

Bournemouth was really lovely.

We arrived to rain clouds, but it soon cleared up and we got some sand in our shoes.
We also went out a lot and there are some lovely places to have a mojito on the beach!!!

On Sunday we had a really suuny and warm day (yay!)
and we walked from Boscombe to Poole with our feet in the waves :)

These pictures are of Saturday night, we walk down the beach towards the pier before going out

the sunset was amazingly beautiful, the sky was an incredible red, blue and purple and was reflected on the water,


That night we went for a meal on the beach side, and had sea food and lots of red wine.

Afterwards they have a bar that you can sit outside and watch the waves,

It was pretty cold, so we were supprised when we saw a topless girl running toward the sea, and a fellow skinny dipping man followed a few minutes later,

We watched, totally cracking up as this (clearly wasted) chick fell over EVERY TIME a wave came in! The guy gave up picking her up every time, and wandered off back onto the beach- The girl managed to crawl out eventually and stumbled down the beach, I bet it seemed a good idea at the time eh?!


So, they say red sky at night, shepherds delight... well the next day we woke up to beautiful sunshine...

This was the day we did a really long walk on the beach, and by the afternoon the beach was full of people enjoying the last bit of summer,

We really enjoyed Bournemouth, and I finally proved that Britain has lovely beaches! (duh we are an island)

Woburn

Woburn was lovely,
very chilled weekend in a lovely hotel.

Where we were staying felt really in the middle of the country side, surrounded by fields,
and the little village was in wasnt much more than a post office and a pub (We suspected that they deliberately keep it that way for tourists)

Woburn safari park was a lot of fun, we were all like kids spotting the animals, and it really was pretty good and really massive
Mum got freaked out a bit by the lions (they started kinda fighting when we were stopped nearby, and they came really close to the car)
She told us the story (again) about the time when she went to Longleat and a lion jumped up and put her paws on her car window (which sounds v cool actually)

Anyway, the walk around thing afterwards was very kiddy and not that interesting but there were some cool parrots that flew around in a demo, and some very cute red river hogs (I want one!)

On the way back we stopped at a village (cant remember the name-doh!) that had a beautiful old town, with seriously old buildings (like 1600's)

Im glad JW got to see some really rural England.