Non-motoring > Day out on the coast Lincolnshire	Miscellaneous
Thread Author: sooty123	Replies: 29

New Wed 29 Jun 11 19:37   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - sooty123

Anyone recommend a place on the coast in Lincolnshire for a day trip out? Something along the lines of a couple's day out. Thanks. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 19:41   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Zero

Hmmm I wouldn't, I would find a way south to the North Norfolk coast. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 19:45   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dutchie

Try Cleethorpes haven't been for years.Plenty of bed and breakfast.Clean what I can remember and things to do for the kids. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 19:45   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - spamcan61

>> Hmmm >> >> I wouldn't, I would find a way south to the North Norfolk coast. >> +1 Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 19:52   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dave_

www.chavtowns.co.uk/2004/07/skegness-why-oh-why/ (some incidental swearing) What Zero said +2. To most folk around here, "seaside" is equal to "skegness" :( Last edited by: Dave_TDCi on Wed 29 Jun 11 at 19:52 Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 19:59   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - sooty123

Just moved to Lincolnshire from Norfolk so I know the nice coastline. It's just a bit far, am I hoping for too much? I find it hard to believe there are nowhere as good as Norfolk in Lincolnshire, it's got suc a big coastline. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:06   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Meldrew

www.lincstrust.org.uk/reserves/gib/ Almost the only place that isn't mobile homes, fast food and warm beer Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:08   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - nice but dim

What Zero said +3 Cleethorpes full of people on all dayers and benefit mums shouting and balling at their kids. Not sure about Mablethorpe and Skeggy is slightly better but always busy and nothing special. A friend always raves on about Cromer and a colleague has just spent a week on the coast in Norfolk, he loved it. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:11   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Meldrew

There is an engines running but non-flying Lancaster bomber at East Kirkby airfield www.lincsaviation.co.uk/ Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:28   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - sooty123

>> There is an engines running but non-flying Lancaster bomber at East Kirkby airfield >> >> www.lincsaviation.co.uk/ >> Thanks, but luckily I get to see the flying one nearly everyday :) Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:19   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - CGNorwich

I like Cromer, a proper small seaside resort with a pier,lifeboat,fishing boats, a light house and Mary Jane's fish and chip shop. Was there on Monday in fact. Was very hot and humid here in Norwich so drove down to Cromer and spent the afternoon on the pier drinking shandy and eating cockles! North Norfolk is very nice too in a quieter sort of way. Was at Holkham today which has one of the best beaches in the country. Walked from Holkham to Wells along the beach and back through the pinewoods. Very pleasant place for a low key sort of day. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:25   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Zero

I love Brancaster beach. or sitting on the terrace of the White Horse at Brancaster Staithe. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:21   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dutchie

If you moved to Linconshire not to far from Bridlington across the Humber Bridge. Or Spurn Point nice for the day full time life boatstation.The only snag is the Humber Bridge crossing going up to three pound.Beautifull Bridge when it was build the longest single span bridge in the world.Bridlington has a first class fish and chip shop and nice seafront.About 1 hr drive from the Humberbridge. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:29   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - sooty123

Sadly in S Lincolnshire, looking like N Norfolk is the best bet. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:32   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - CGNorwich

Exactly what are you looking for in your day out Sooty? Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:54   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - sooty123

Somewhere nice on the coast where I can take the OH for the day. Holkham looks nice and I remember cromer as being nice as well. Just wondered if there was somewhere similar in Lincolnshire. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 21:07   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Zero

>> Somewhere nice on the coast where I can take the OH for the day. Holkham >> looks nice and I remember cromer as being nice as well. Just wondered if there >> was somewhere similar in Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire coast is either deserted ( and hence difficult to access but nice and quiet when you do) or chav crapness where its got easy access - cheap and nasty springs to mind. What it lacks most is character or a sense of history or charm. Last edited by: Zero on Wed 29 Jun 11 at 21:08 Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:12   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - CGNorwich

Wouldn't pay any attention to Chavtowns . According to them everywhere is a chavtown Guildford? www.chavtowns.co.uk/2004/10/guildford/ Harrogate ?, www.chavtowns.co.uk/2005/02/harrogate/ Taunton? www.chavtowns.co.uk/2005/02/taunton-a-rough-choice/ or that famously down market home of yobs and binge drinkers, Royal Tonbridge Wells; www.chavtowns.co.uk/2004/08/tunbridge-wells/ I suppose it depends on what you want. Lincolnshire coast line is not short of sandy beaches but Skegness is to Midlands what Blackpool is to the North West. You either like that sort of place or you don't. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:12   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Crankcase

Glowing terms here: www.visitlincolnshire.com/site/discover/natural-shores Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:30   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dutchie

Don't take notice of these stupid negative surveys find out for yourself. I remember Hull was called as one of the worst town to live in. I believe the Midlands isn't even in the tourist Map for foreigners. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:22   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dog

That blimming Padstow in Cornwall is a ruff place as well ~ www.chavtowns.co.uk/2007/06/padstow-rick-stein-sea-chav-gangs/ Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:36   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - MD

>> www.chavtowns.co.uk/2004/07/skegness-why-oh-why/ (some incidental swearing) >> >> What Zero said +2. >> >> To most folk around here, "seaside" is equal to "skegness" :( >> Just Brilliant. Thought I had an opinion. Keep 'em coming Dave me ol' Mate. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 20:44   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Iffy

Skegness is good at delivering the typical British seaside experience - why else would you go there? It has the best crazy golf course I've seen for many years, plenty of parking, tat shops, and outlets selling as much unhealthy food as you could ever wish for. Marvellous. Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 29 Jun 11 21:53   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dave_

>> Thought I had an opinion. Agreed, the chavtowns descriptions are wide-ranging, but IMO completely on the money in this case. I would have thought that the typical member of this site and the typical Skeg Vegas punter, have very very little in common. I had family access to a static caravan there for a few years so I went there rather more often than I would have liked - the place permanently seems to have the same slightly menacing atmosphere as most High Streets do at night. Reply to this message | Report message

New Thu 30 Jun 11 00:35   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Fullchat

Cleethorpes - The Last Resort :-) Ok for a day out but I wouldn't want to spend much longer there. Very much a 'day out' resort. Full of Wessys and Comforts (Come fort day, come fort fortneight). The beach faces onto the river and mouth of the Humber with Spurn Point in the distance. Once heard someone say, "Heyup tha can see France". Oh and I lived in and worked the area for 15 years. Reply to this message | Report message

New Thu 30 Jun 11 11:19   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - spamcan61

Had a family holiday in Cleethorpes back in '71, visiting my dad's relations; my two enduring memories are trying to find our static caravan on a site the size of Belgium, and standing on the beach trying to see the sea, which pretty much disappears over the horizon at low tide. I've never had the urge to go back. Reply to this message | Report message

New Thu 30 Jun 11 22:50   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dave_

>> Comforts (Come fort day, come fort fortnight) And Chizzits. (When considering the purchase of a souvenir, they often utter the phrase "I'm a Chizzit". This can sound remarkably similar to "How much is it?") Last edited by: Dave_TDCi on Thu 30 Jun 11 at 22:50 Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 1 Jul 11 00:23   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Fullchat

Like that one. Not heard it before. :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 1 Jul 11 09:25   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Crankcase

I think it was Frank Muir who was in Australia on a book signing tour and did indeed sign one to Emma Chizzet, allegedly. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 1 Jul 11 09:38   Day out on the coast Lincolnshire - Dog

>>and did indeed sign one to Emma Chizzet<< I may be wrong effendi but - I think you'll find that was Jenny Tal. Reply to this message | Report message