Because they, holidays away that is, are pretty rare these days.
We hauled the Crossover camping Vehicle down to a site called Damage Barton nr Mortehoe in North Devon. The views across the bright coloured gorse coast & Bristol Channel to Wales were superb.
A cold wind but bright and sunny for most of the week, we did the three glorious miles of Woolacombe beach several times, Strolled through the tiny back streets of Appledore stuffing the finest ice cream ever - Hockings, Had Fish and Chips with a cold takeaway GnT sitting on Woolacombe beach watching the sun set, walked several miles of the SW coast path, eaten superb Cornish Pasties, Fantastic Cream tea in a hotel garden surrounded by peacocks and the one bad day was a Fresh Crab sandwich with lemon and lime mayo eaten in a cave nr Lynmouth.
Not done this part of devon since I were a nipper, not sure why anyone would clamour to get away to Spain, in the current climate when you can do this.
And a history bonus. Found this: earth.google.com/web/@51.14322131,-4.22116847,51.75385166a,105.75344082d,35y,-0h,0t,0r
Know what it is? I looked it up.
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