Decked Out Chairs

Not much of a seaside view from these deckchairs - they're outside Habitat, over looking the Cheltenham ring road! Nice bright colours though, which contrast with the grey slabs of The Brewery. I wonder if the staff have the usual problems associated with putting up deckchairs when they put them out in the morning?!

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Marley In Kefalonia - Day One

Hello everyone, I'm back! I had a brilliant time on the Greek island of Kefalonia. The sun shone, the water was warm and the food and drink tasted delicious! What more could I have asked for?

I don't go back to work until Monday so to make the holiday last a bit longer I'll show you some of the many photos I took until then. I'll return to Cheltenham photos on Monday. Hope you enjoy a taste of Greece.

The beautiful Myrtos beach, on the road to the fishing village of Fiskardo.

Some of the many colourful boats and buildings at Fiskardo.

Flowers enjoying the sun and a not so traditional coloured building.

Come back tomorrow for more sun, sea and sand. At some point today I'll get round to catching up with your blogs, I'm looking forward to seeing what you've all been up to!

Holiday Time!

At last I'm going on my well deserved holiday! Tomorrow I fly off to the Greek island of Kefalonia. This is a photo from my trip to Rhodes a couple of years ago, and I hope this holiday will be just as good. I've chosen to take a break from my blog while I'm away and won't be scheduling posts. My next post will be on Wednesday 25th June, so come back then for some photos of Kefalonia. See you soon everyone!

Which Way To The Sea?

Like most towns and cities in Britain, Cheltenham has a problem with Seagulls, not a huge problem though, not like neighbouring Gloucester. There the gulls dive bomb shoppers in the car parks and snatch food from hungry visitors! This Seagull was on the roof top car park at the Regent Arcade shopping centre. His mate had just flown off, looking for the sea!

Cheltenham-On-Sea

These houses on Queens Road, near the train station, wouldn't look out of place in a seaside town. Most of the houses in and around Cheltenham are painted white or cream, so these colourful homes are a welcome change to the norm.

I hope you are all enjoying your Easter weekend. Tomorrow its chocolate time!