You Never See 'Em All Part III

 With more hope in our hearts the following day, as possative info was already being dispensed via the pager, after a most comfortable night at a more than adequate Travel Lodge we were, as Canned Heat might say, "On the Road Again" where at the

it was far more about

PEOPLE
than birds with at least 100 cars already parked along the grass verge,

while the target bird had been seen but only sporadically.
It was highly unlikely that anyone got much more than a 20 second look at the visitor from Asia, a

TWO-BARRED WARBLER

of which there have been fewer than 20 records across the years in Great Britain,

with the ever increasing throng chassing the hapless creature

from

one end of the road to the other. 

Our dream fulfilled and our stomach's indicating lunch time we did venture down to the sea-shore

where once stood a Holiday Camp before having been swept away by mighty waves!
We also encountered this

welcoming and adventurous Family, already well into cooking the eggs and bacon but impervious to our hints and the almost mandatory

WIND GENERATORS.
With lunchtime upon us also we had spotted a few things along the course of the

such as

BRENT GEESE

PINTAIL
along with a small gathering of

strangely poised sleeping
SHEEP
but it was now "one-o-clock and time for lunch" - Genesis and fate could not have landed us in a better spot,

roundly agreed to be the BEST
TEA ROOMS
we had ever encountered and one of, if not 'the' highlight of the trip, with

HALLOWEEN
dangling from the branches. We make no apology for dwelling on the matter as met by staff who became immediate friends

and tableaux

of the

Four Seasons

at each quarter and food beyond compare!

Mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice.
And she said ,"We are all just prisoners here, of our own device".
And in the master's chambers,
they gathered for the feast.
They stab it with their steely knives, but they cannot kill the beast! 

Hotel California - The Eagles

but all to soon it was

time to go home via the

HUMBER BRIDGE