Just as we pulled up into the rough’n’ready patch of ground twixt Dunes and beach that serves as a car-park, blow me if a rainbow didn’t appear.
Magical.Within a few minutes of getting here it was time for the two minute silence, which, I must say, we all observed perfectly.
They then cooked up some bacon sarnies for a late breakfast before going off for a very long walk along the beach and coming back with some lovely driftwood which they have now put in their garden….I can see it when they leave the gate open.
On their return they had a cuppa and read the papers whilst more (fool?)hardy types got rained on as they prepared to go wind-surfing or home after having been wind-surfing.
When the papers had all been read and the cuppas drunk we set off for home and I agreed with them that it was a grand day out, and one Charlie would have really enjoyed.
This is me at Druridge Bay on Remembrance Day
You can see more of our photos of our Remebrance Day at Druridge Bay here.
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