| Like |
Submitted By |
Date |
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Out of season – getting your favourite pitch – chilly mornings, sunny days,
peace and quiet |
Penny K |
October 2007 |
|
Sitting in sleeping bag outside tent as the sun
goes down, red wine one hand, Harry Potter the other (as in book), kids
asleep, and a belly full of barbecued sausages. Heaven. |
Kerry E |
August 2007 |
| Watching
people pitch right on the shore when there are gale force winds, and seeing
them peg two guy lines into one peg – one can but wonder and smile, bless. |
Kerry E |
August 2007 |
| There's
a pitch right on top on a bit of a hill, well see now its a lot of a hill
and I have always wondered how people haven't slipped out of their tents.
Gravity can be a campers undoing!!! |
Kerry E |
August 2007 |
| Posh campers make me laugh, you cant be
posh and camp.....get a room. |
PUNCHDRUNK1969 |
August 2007 |
| Pretending the weather doesnt matter
anyway..... we just love camping. Head up. |
PUNCHDRUNK1969 |
August 2007 |
| Flicking beer at the back of the wifes
head outside my tent telling her its raining again. |
PUNCHDRUNK1969 |
August 2007 |
| Letting the kids play in the club
knowing they WONT be filling their lungs with cigarette smoke from concerned
adults. Good on the ban. |
PUNCHDRUNK1969 |
August 2007 |
Wonderful and relaxing setting of the
whole island. Great place for the kids, friendly faces and lots of FUN!
Good old fashioned holiday. Can't wait for my next visit. |
Alison W |
July 2007 |
After a long worthwhile drive, feeling
excited about our stay. The site of the causeway is better than getting off
a plane and having to wait for your baggage.
A safe, relaxing, stunning environment, views and friendly strangers are
just the best.
What sums it up for me- after taking my little boy abroad, he said- " I'd
rather have gone to Shell Island!" |
Claire M |
July 2007 |
| I Love going crabbing on the causeway with the kids, and walking on the beach in the evening collecting shells. I've been coming to Shell Island every year since I was 5 years old or thereabouts. I'm 39 now and still look forward to my 2 weeks every year. I don't think I'll ever go anywhere else. It's the safest place for kids that I know of, and it is incredibly beautiful.
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Shelley A
|
June 2007 |
| It feels like coming home every time we
cross the causeway |
Eileen C |
October 2006 |
| Getting out of the car in the reception car park after a 3 and 1/2 hour car journey - stretching and breathing in that fresh air that you you just don't get in the midlands!! |
Eileen C |
October 2006 |
| The 28 years of memories |
Eileen C |
October 2006 |
| Sitting outside the tent with a glass of wine on a calm (rare
I know!) evening watching the sun set |
Eileen C |
October 2006 |
| Flying my kite even though I'm 28 |
Eileen C |
October 2006 |
| The wilder side of life; beautiful unspoilt dunes with rare plants and insects, dolphins and the jellyfish at the beach, and around the site, owls, rabbits and stoats, gulls and buzzards, and the strangest of all; humans |
David M |
July 2006 |
| You can pitch your tent any where and the island is so big and the views are stunning its so laid back its out of this world |
Deborah M |
May 2006 |
| Waking up in the morning and finding my tent still intact.
watching the newies put there tents up on top of the fields with no rocks for support.
Wondering how they've been so lucky to get that spot |
PUNCHDRUNK1969 |
March 2006 |
| Lighting a BBQ, watching over the beach towards Abersoch with stunning sunsets and drinking plenty of lager |
Rob |
February 2006 |
| The vastness of the views that make you feel so small |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
| Stress stops at the entrance |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
| The good fishing to be
had |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
| Running down the huge sand
dunes |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
| The relaxation time |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
| The people |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
| The wonderful photo opportunities |
Steve-O |
August 2005 |
Shell Island Campers
