Our annual trip to the Suffolk coast, Yippee! Being the
start of the Easter weekend we had to take up enough food for the weekend, but
this year, we were more organised and ordered a Tesco home delivery for Monday.
So far so good. I put in a provisional order on Thursday with the plan to add
to it on Friday evening. Then on Friday evening my PC threw a serious wobbly. Major
failure requiring a new processor and motherboard. The Tesco account is tied
into the email address only accessible on the PC! Better hope my provisional
ordering was sufficient.
Saturday morning packing the car with the bikes on top.
Better not forget the children! We left London at 2pm, up the M11, turn right
at Stanstead and join the A12 at Colchester, go around Ipswich, then head North
towards Yoxford.
I love this part of the world. When you get off the A12 and
drive down country lanes through pretty little villages with their tempting pubs
and gorgeous flinty churches. This is the sixth year we have been here, and
depending on when Easter falls and what the climate is doing, determines which
spring flowers greet you. This year the daffodils and gorse is in full bloom.
Last year it was hawthorn blossom and the first bluebells.
It took us three hours to get here, we unload the car and
unpack as quickly as possible. Only then do we allow ourselves to relax. It
starts to get chilly so I put half a major deciduous forest load of wood into
the Rayburn, start preparing the chili and crack open a can of beer. Oh yes, on
Holiday!
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