featuring evolution of farming techniques from the past
And stadium-like contraptions!
and a after quick lesson on naval 101...
The skies no limit!
Shaun approves of the great views
Good thing we brought trekking sticks!
Oo-leh-hey-yeewhoo!
The interior is stunning
The robot rex look consipated though
Meet the friendly next door neighbors, they just don't talk much
Crashing in on few more rides before closing. :P
And here I am at London!
Chilling out for the long train journey
For more view awesomeness!
It is now restored from the ruins
Which was surprising easy too
It was a long but enjoyable visit!
inside the market
The Millennium Stadium dwarfs the sideway along the whole market stretch
But the sights make up for it
A train ready to leave the station
A walk back through the not so gloomy, gloomy woods
no man is an Norfolk island
The hall from the gardens
Their set meals are REAL awesome!
Because the signs says so!
Visitors craming into a cockpit
See what I mean by "Dinosaurs in the air"
The agriculture display
The cakes and tibits were good, especially the welsh lava balls!
The shopping strip
boats and lake, a perfect combination
Crossing motorways and such
Our of the many lakes of the district in the background
A house by the castle grounds
The place is buzzing with christmas shoppers too
the spot is popular with caravan campers
An animatronic rexdisplay at the end of the broadwalk
The inn looks exactly like it did on Google images!
we had a whole room to ourselves.
The open air roof bath area
the views from the clouds
It's christmas with lighted raindeer!
I think it snowed, it should have, I think...
Digging the modern looking trains
Wooo mystifying!
I always have a soft spot for the majestic battleships
Diggin the old chunky industrial look the station has
Bye Alton, for now!
Facilities are good, breakfast too!