Do you like the British seaside? What's your favourite place?
 

I love it all.
The fish and chips, ice cream, the funfairs. :blush:
I find them so much fun!
Southend is my favourite.

Scarborough is king of the seasides.

I've never been there, but it looks nice.
I've been to Blackpool and absolutely loved it.

It's very hilly is Scarborough, so you get a good workout. Walking up hill to the castle really takes it out of you.

Beautiful beach, probably the best in the North of England, way better than Blackpool beach.

Would love to visit the castle.

West Wales. Unbeatable beaches!

It does look amazing!

When the weather is on your side then it's nice .

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Embo beach near Dornoch in Scotland

https://www.thebeachguide.co.uk/publ...s/2853060.webp

I really want to go one day.
The beaches there all look incredible!

Used to go to Dornoch beach each year as a child. The sea was Baltic

Angelsey is my fave British holiday as is Torquay.

Crovie is a great wee place for a seaside holiday. Its up on the North sea coast near where we play golf. My mate Andy would holiday there is a wee cottage every year when he was a kid

it was bracing

Either St Ives or Scarborough


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I used to like going to Largs and Millport.

largs, millport and rothesay were regular haunts of mine in my youth. We had many a drunken week/weekend there

What about Salcoats?

In the iconic Scottish show, Still Game, they go to the seaside town with a made up name called "Finport" Those scenes are shot at Largs snd Salcoats.

I don’t swim in sewage

Not even man sewage?

I love Blackpool

yes its tacky but a few pints, some fish and chips and then some doughnuts and walk along the promenade

that is living the good life

Yeah, Saltcoats is just up the road. Don't think I've been to the seaside there.

I used to go on day trips on the Waverley. I liked how you could view the steam engines in operation.

I used to live in Bexhill-on-Sea (near Hastings) which features the De La Warr Pavilion, so I got used to the seaside life, tbh, so maybe that's why I find it a touch dull these days. :laugh: