Dorsetmike
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Why do they all pack into a few yards from the access points and leave a lot of beach almost empty? If you look out from the top of the cliffs you can tell where all the access points are, a few yards of densely packed numpties then next to nothing for a few hundred yards.
About 5 pm they all make a dash for their cars and sit, often in pain due to too much sun, in miles of gridlock most of the way home. That was further screwed up yesterday by a car flipping on the road home.
By early evening a few locals drift down to the almost empty beach with the temperature down to a reasonable level and little risk of sunburn. The kids can build sandcastles without getting them kicked down every few minutes, there's space for a game of beach cricket or volley ball or frisbees, less chance of getting mown down by a jetski when swimming.
The grockles who are staying on miss the best part of the day eating their hotel meals.
However not much has changed in the 70 + years I've lived around here except they now sweat in their cars instead of a crowded excursion train or coach
Why do they all pack into a few yards from the access points and leave a lot of beach almost empty? If you look out from the top of the cliffs you can tell where all the access points are, a few yards of densely packed numpties then next to nothing for a few hundred yards.
About 5 pm they all make a dash for their cars and sit, often in pain due to too much sun, in miles of gridlock most of the way home. That was further screwed up yesterday by a car flipping on the road home.
By early evening a few locals drift down to the almost empty beach with the temperature down to a reasonable level and little risk of sunburn. The kids can build sandcastles without getting them kicked down every few minutes, there's space for a game of beach cricket or volley ball or frisbees, less chance of getting mown down by a jetski when swimming.
The grockles who are staying on miss the best part of the day eating their hotel meals.
However not much has changed in the 70 + years I've lived around here except they now sweat in their cars instead of a crowded excursion train or coach
