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Peashom Park Scarborough tour.

I am vlogging more and loved Peasholm park as a child and the naval war fare there. Best regards Tim

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Scarborough (North Yorkshire). Peasholm Park by wwwuppertal

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Olive Payne • Fletcher Moss, 2021   

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Scarborough, UK

The installation Lillies by the Hungarian artists Réka Magyar and Péter Koros glows at Peasholm Park as part of the North Yorkshire town’s lights festival

Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian

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Renault Food Truck, seen at Scarborough Sparkles, November 2023.

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Flower Power Friday weekend

Thank you for the tags @a-noble-dragon @flowertrigger 🥰❤️

I was also tagged by @carolrain and @jamilas-pen last week but I didn't have anything to share 🩷💕

I don't have any flowers but I have some wildlife pics. I went for a walk around Peasholm Park and was really lucky because although it was cold, it was a lovely, sunny day. I'm looking forward to going back when it gets a bit warmer.

And then afterwards, I went to pick up one of the kids from work. He works at Siemens. I just thought this blade looked pretty lit up.

No pressure tags for @saraminia @trickiwooao3 @stargazer56 @rainbowcoloredpalmtrees @characterassassination-at-9am @stereopticons @mostlyinthemorning and anyone who wants to 🩷

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Peasholm Park Scarborough Yorkshire

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Black-headed gull in winter plumage. Taken at Peasholm Park, Scarborough, UK. October 2024.

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Top Summer Destinations for the Ultimate Family Vacation!

Discover the best summer destinations for an unforgettable family vacation. From beaches to national parks, explore spots that offer fun, relaxation, and adventure for all ages.

While the sun has started giving a godly tan and just one popsicle can't suffice, this season is screaming for a fun family vacation! If you are someone who can't get through hot weather without taking a trip, then these summer vacation places are calling your name! 

1.1. Phú Quốc, Vietnam 

This island in Vietnam is all you need to visit this summer vacation! With heartwarming scenery, unique white-sand beaches and resorts, exciting hiking trails and rich wildlife, it's a complete package of adventure and thrill. Teenagers, in particular, will love the trip, with plenty of adrenaline-pumping activities lined up just for them. VinPearl Safari Phu Quoc is a dream come true for every wildlife lover! Dinh Cau and Bach Dang night markets are perfect spots to savour delicious seafood.

1.2. DisneyLand, Japan 

Tokyo Disneyland has to be one of the coolest places as it features several themed lands like the World Bazaar, Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland, all guaranteed to give you an adventure boost! Not only that, the dreamland also provides world-class entertainment with rides, shows, and parades that fascinate toddlers, teens, and adults alike.

Got a tiny toddler with you? No problem! Japan's Disneyland has it all covered. Baby centers, stroller rentals, kid-friendly food options, and shaded rest areas are available so that your tiny hurricane can stay comfortable. Tokyo’s rich culture and food are heaven for every globetrotter out there! 

1.3. Scarborough, Toronto 

Want some seaside relaxation with your fam? Scarborough is the perfect spot this summer season! From the historic Scarborough Castle to the SEA LIFE aquarium and Peasholm Park’s boat rides and shows to heavenly beaches, there's something for everyone! Food enthusiasts will love indulging in scrumptious fish and chips, especially when paired with the scenic views of the coast. The Stephen Joseph Theatre, The Spa and Scarborough Open Air Theatre and museums like The Rotunda round out the perfect family getaway. 

1.4. Lucerne, Switzerland

Lakes, mountains, and fresh air make Lucerne a heartwarming yet adventure escape. You'll also get to explore medieval architecture, enjoy lake cruises, experience local festivals, and visit Swiss chocolate shops, which are nearly impossible to resist! Hiking trails, biking paths, and alpine playgrounds help melt away every bit of stress. Plus, the world’s steepest cogwheel railway up Mount Pilatus is a must for seeking unforgettable views!

Want to experience and old-school vibe? Consider taking a stroll in the Old Town of Lucerne, the car-free historic section of the city. It incorporates many elegantly decorated old buildings with painting murals, which show the village life and hunting scenes from the olden days.

1.5. Gold Coast, Australia

Gold Coast, Australia is world-famous for family favorites like Dreamworld, Sea World, and Warner Bros. Movie World. These theme parks are loved by kids of all ages. From wildlife sanctuaries to beachfront markets, there’s something for everyone in the family. Just book your tickets and thank us later! 

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Circles and Circuits (Peasholm Park, North Bay and Old Town)

Thursday presented a different aspect. An overnight resurgence of sinus symptoms and refuse collectors adding to the early din, the weather looked as cheerless as I felt. According to local news, it was sunny throughout the county apart from an overcast North Yorkshire coast. We replenished pasty supplies then circled back to Dean Road, acknowledging the café regulars and contemplating the…

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Christmas Services at Trinity Church, York

Trinity Church York is based in St Anthony’s Hall on Peasholme Green in the heart of York city centre. Here is what’s happening at the church during the 2023 Christmas period. Information from Trinity Church can be found below: SUNDAY SERVICES 10.00am and 6pm on 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th December Every Sunday we gather to worship God. During Advent we’re particularly looking towards the second…

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Greetings from a blustery and rainy Bar-sur-Aube, where the temperature is currently 12c (brrrr). At least yesterday morning was a lot kinder and I took advantage to go into town to take these photographs.

The video call with Bristol friends did not go ahead last week as the man broke his wrist and ended up waiting to be discharged from hospital (not a quick process, I know!) We are aiming to have the call this afternoon.

I went into town on Tuesday, as the photographer was back from his week’s holiday. I explained about the photograph for my UK passport and he took another photo and emailed it to me. I hurried home to start the application process and the photo was perfect, the application easy and all in all took me no time at all to spend £100+ quid 😩. I managed to post off my old passport on Thursday, well I took it to the post office and hopefully it is not still sitting on the shelf!

The books I ordered last week arrived at the end of this week which was very fortunate as I had just finished my last book. I am pleased as I can take a book into hospital with me next week. I am looking to place an order for some more books as I know these will soon be read.

Two of my cousins have had birthdays this week, I sent messages wishing them a Happy Birthday, it’s nice for people to remember your birthday and it doesn’t have to be a card that you receive. They were both pleased that I had remembered and were going to celebrate, one with a meal with family and the other, a meal with friends.

I have had lots of messages from friends and relatives in the UK plus French friends have been in touch too. Everyone wanting to know how I am feeling and what is happening now with regard to my treatment. When I was in town yesterday, I met a couple that I know, the lady was an English teacher, although on this occasion she spoke to me only in French. I replied in French (well until I had to add a bit of detail about my treatment), her husband did suggest that she spoke in English but I was pleased that she ignored him and spoke only in French. It is what I need and although my tenses are not really good I do manage to make myself understood. After quite a lovely walk around the town, I went to the bar for a coffee. It was the first time since just before I went into hospital, that I had been in and the proprietor, Christophe, was surprised to see me. He asked if I had been on holiday so I told him no, just to the hospital in Troyes. It was really nice to go in and it felt like my “usual” Saturday visit. I must admit that I did feel exceptionally well, even walking around the town was pleasurable and I wasn’t out of breath or in any sort of pain which made the walk much better.

I was going to wear trousers on Saturday and I took them out of the wardrobe knowing that they would now fit across my stomach. Well I put them on and found them a little loose on the waist but I was not prepared for the sight of myself in the mirror…….. I know I have lost weight and knew that it had gone from my “derrière” but the trousers looked like jodhpurs! They were loose at the front and back, plus the hips were loose by an excessive amount and my legs were like sticks inside the trousers. Well it looks as if they will be heading to the charity shop now.

“The Daddy” was taking his son back to his partners house on Monday, but he decided to go over early and have a “boys only” day. They went on the little train, which my grandson really enjoyed. I think they had been into Peasholm Park to see the ducks, and geese. Plus they spent time in Scarborough just the two of them. What a wonderful treat for a little boy, Daddy’s undivided attention.

Today, “The Daddy” is in Peterborough, he is the volunteer photographer for Scarborough Athletic Football Club so will be taking the photos of the game. Unfortunately, Scarborough were beaten 1-0 so the fans will just be drowning their sorrows I would imagine. There was heavy rain and I do hope that the photographer managed to keep himself and his equipment dry.

“The Trainee Solicitor” has been busy at work but is finding time to relax in the evening. For some people relaxing involves having a drink in their hand but for him and his partner it involves having a book in their hands. They are both avid readers and just enjoy the relaxing time it provides. For myself, my book reading time is when I get into bed, it’s a great way for me to wind down in the evening.

I think we are all hoping for the sun to put in an appearance again, not that I can complain too much as the sun has been out today as well as having a heavy rain storm earlier this afternoon. It is due to be rather windy again this evening but the good weather is due back here next week (probably the days I am in hospital 😂).

Pauline is back in town for one week and is then returning to Dublin. She said she finds it hard to cope with the grey days and the temperatures. It brought to mind why I think I love my life here so much, it has to do with the light. Even today when it’s windy and rainy there is still light and that really does lift your mood.

Anyway, as she walked into my house, one of her first comments was “Wow, you have lost so much weight, I think you must have lost about 20kg”. Thinking back to when I last saw her I think she is spot on with that figure. Well I may have put extra grammes on now as she brought cream slices for us to have with a cup of tea. We talked and talked, the alarm went off for my 7pm tablets and we were still talking. It was so wonderful to catch up with all her news and of course she wanted to hear all about how I was doing. When she left I was in no mood to prepare my evening meal so I just ate a sandwich, watched a bit of news then went off to bed.

Before I go, I have just found this poem which I would like to share with you. “True Friend” by Ashley Campbell

“A friend is like a star that twinkles and glows

Or maybe like the ocean that gently flows.

A friend is like gold that you should treasure

And take care of forever and ever.”

Have a good week until next week 👋.

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No foursomes allowed at peak periods, in Scarborough - Craig Atkinson.

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Olive Payne • Scarborough, 2021

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One of many small waterfalls in Peasholm Park, Scarborough, England