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I tried to add this picture to my other post about the Bridlington Eye, but couldn’t.

This is a picture of the view I got as I went over the top of the Bridlington Eye. I was holding on tightly as it was very windy.

Latest comment by MikeCovell about 1 month ago

The view is a bit different.

I took a trip down memory lane last week and went to Bridlington. We used to go as a family for our summer holiday. There is a museum in Bridlington called Old Penny Memories Museum where they house all the old penny slot machines and the laughing sailor, Jolly Jack. I always remember being intrigued by the laughing sailor and stood watching him many a time when I was young.

It brought back so many lovely memories. I had completely forgotten…

Latest comment by KenStarkey about 1 month ago

Thanks Rosy for reminding me about the Elephant, seem to rememember it cost 6d. a go but at least…

You’re welcome. I think it is difficult reading something in isolation, but I must admit, I was hooked on that. It reminded me of how I felt when I was reading the beginning of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons. The same sort of suspense as ‘oh my God, what’s going to happen now.’ I love books that you just can’t put down, because you need to know what is happening. All the best,

Rosy

Thanks karl, I thought it must be something like that, and believe you me, mine are very different from the original photographs.

I’ve finally got around to reading your piece.

It’s great. I love it. It:-

-draws you in

-has suspense

-gets you thinking

-leaves you wanting more

-has good style, what I call intricate as opposed to broad.

Taken out of context I think it is very good and I would be interested in seeing the finished product.

What does anyone else think?

Hope you have a publisher in mind.

Rosy