Pic goes to the seaside

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Visit to the sea

We set off for Devon. We realised we wouldn't make the coast in Devon by lunch, so we made a detour for to Blue Anchor Bay near Minehead. Free parking, a not too bad holiday caravan park and the West Somerset Railway.
We made a picnic and had a short walk along the beach. We sat on some rocks to eat and looked out to sea. Perhaps we will come back and look to staying on Exmoor.

Visit to the pub

We carried on to Pic's birthplace at Lee Mills near Plymouth. We had our evening meal at the Westward Inn. The steak and kidney pie had plenty of kidney.
The Folk on the Moor folk club was very welcoming and well attended for a singers night. The mc for the night was not a lover of Bob Dylan, He was reputed to walk out when someone played a Dylan song. The regulars had all learnt Dylan songs (and as he has MC he couldn't escape). Very nice subterranean room with lots of atmosphere.
The landlady was pleased for us to stay on the car park overnight.

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Photos

View through the Window
Too nice to stay in the van so we used our flask to make our individual filter coffees and then sat on a bench overlooking the sea.

Steam in the Hills
The West Somerset Railway has a level crossing at the end of the beach and then has a long straight run towards Minehead.

Steam at the Seaside
As you can see a very nice day to be beside the seaside.

Pic waits
Parked on a pub car park for the night.

Pic among the Primroses
The morning after attending the Folk on the Moor Singaround. There was a cue for a song, "The Banks of Sweet Primroses"