Following on from our walk to the Docks, in order to go it a bit further this time, I parked down by the Docks and we walked on from there. We walked and scootered across the cycle path which leads to The Rath.
We passed Scotch Bay and I let the children have a little play down there before we continued to the steep Rath. They found me more sea rope and net. We will have enough to make a den soon!
I googled “Scotch Bay” to double check that this was the correct name as there are bays all along and I do confuse them sometimes. I found this old photo on Flickr! I love discovering old photos of my town and comparing it to how it looks today. The railway track is no longer in use and there are more houses built up, but the coast, sea and the path look the same.
Danny showing me one of his finds as Toby dog looks on.
The kids were really good walking along the cycle path and beach. The hard part was getting them through the urban area and crossing the road- they really are Country Kids!
I was relieved when we got to the park and they could run free safely again- that’s all they want to do and why shouldn’t they get that chance when their young. Shame roads get in the way sometimes!
Isabelle enjoyed the swing. I used to have a baby swing in the garden, but it fell apart eventually (not with a baby in it!), so hopefully I can buy one for her this Summer and then sell it on once she’s big enough for an open swing.
Caitlyn, Danny and Aunty Jo Jo on the See-Saw. Do you know, between the five children no combinations seemed to balance out. We always had to have an adult helping push down the See-Saw. See-saws aren’t the same as they used to be when I was younger.
Caitlyn hanging around!
Danny, Isabelle and Aunty Ceri on the swings.
Being the youngest, Izzy is never short of someone to push her on the swings!
We really wanted a photo of all the kids together on the Helter Skelter slides. Unforunately, we kept missing the opportunities, so we didn’t manage it.
Then as if by the chance the kids all started climbing the same tree and arranged themselves into a perfect photo.
Of course “Climb a tree” is number one on the National Trust’s “Things to do before you’re 11 3/4” Checklist. Do sign up if you haven’t already. Such great inspiration to re do activities with the children or try something new such as Geocaching!
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