Your next holiday must be to where the first holiday you remember , where are you going?g

Dawlish Warren

Cullercoats

The Hebrides. It might be cooler up there.

Bognor Regis

But our answers could all be totally fabricated!

You must know so much about us all now 🤣🤣🤣🤣 says Cossy and we know diddly squit about CrazyUSA

But everyone else seems happy to run along with this ‘questions’

Jersey

Tenby

Colwyn Bay.

The sea was full of jellyfish.

Stayed in a caravan on a farm near Mold in North Wales. I think it rained every day.

Same memories merlot gran.
Sand dunes are nearly gone

Hayling Island

My first holiday was to Scotland when I was 14 and I clearly remember thinking how beautiful it was,- and it still is.

I remember a lovely holiday at Hemsby in 1955. We stayed in a caravan and my brother and I made friends with some of the other children on the site. We spent most of our time playing cowboys and Indians in the sand dunes. 🤠

Hemsby near great yarmouth.(still visit so sad about the erosion i can still remember how huge the beach was in 1961)

Jaywick just after the flooding in 53. Ou chalet was full of sea stained furniture and Dad complained so we were moved to a different chalet. Can’t remember anything else about it except we took my auntie as well.

Creetown in Dumfries and Galloway. I don't remember much about ìt, except for the garden. I must have been about 3 years old.

Buckley Flintshire GP had a pub there, for the seaside we went Prestatyn, 1954

Broadstairs in the 1950s. I don’t really remember it but I have a photo.

Somewhere in the Netherlands to stay with my uncle, aunt and cousins.

1960s, a caravan in Aberystwyth, we travelled from Birmingham in a motor cycle side car. There's a picture of me and my mum up on a mountain with a sheep I must be about 4 I'm clutching her skirt, love that picture (she died when I was 13) and of course, fewer pictures taken in those days so I do treasure it.

Looe, Cornwall

A donkey farm somewhere in Wales!

I went on a tour of Mars, courtesy Virgin travel.

Jaywick