St Anne's Lytham St Anne's

bennyboy said:
Are they worth visiting.
Bus from Blackpool what place is the first stop.
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#When a day is simply not enough.

Why not head off to the Trawl Inn for a big boy breakfast and pint, lovelingly pulled by a friendly Wetherspoon member. There really is nothing finer afer consumption of a full English, than taking time to relax by their open hearth and kiln dried logs to peruse of the days news, then people watch the coming and goings of Timothy's dicerning clintel.

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After a few more scoops of the amber nectar pop outside to absorb all that this jewel of the Western Riviera has to offer, maybe a nice wobble down to Fairhaven Lake would be good to burn away the excess kcals.

The last time we visited, we were privvy to a Hurricane flyover that made some daring low level passes over the lake. I think if I am not mistaken this was to salute the passing of a battle of Britain memorial fallen pilot.

This time we taxied down to Fairhaven, cooler bag to hand for an afternoon session of fun in the sun. In the cooler bag was an assortment of tinnies and 4 extra large growlers from St Annes pie shop Bakes And Cakes 29 St Anne's Rd.

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Entertainment is always in full abundance, and The Inn On The Prom is no exception to the rule as you partake of an afternoon session outdoors to an array of visiting artists. The last one we saw was a Solo Saxophinst and oh my days if his rendition of Baker Street didn't bring the house down.

Come evening time or on Sunday afternoons, why not try The Office on the High St, a cute trendy boutique bar with live bands and singers. The picture below was of a Buddy Holly Tribute and one of the best I've seen locally.

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The only time we frequent Lytham is to visit Seniors Fish and Chip Shop for their special deals. Their Just Eat Bargain Banger Deal is beyond the insane as you get 4 Jumbo Sausage, 2 Large Chips, 4 Sides for only £11.99.

Blackpool and Cleevely's are magical too, as is Cleethorpes and Mablethorpe, our new go to magical hideaways. Since March we have been on a whirlwind tour of Haven and up to press have visited seven, with six more to complete.

The British Isles have a lot to offer the errant traveller, with no airport hastle, no passport worries and no angry Spaniards telling us all to feck off home as their currently full.

I think you'll enjoy Saint Annes On Sea:
 
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Went to St Annes today.
I have never seen a tide so far out.A fair wee walk if you were wanting a dip in the sea.
Nice relaxing day.
No alcohol but a few soft drinks outside in the sun.
 
willipp said:
Lytham is a lovely place. Nice walks with the kids along the front and round fairhaven lake and some decent pubs and a few good restaurants. It’s close to blackpool but couldn’t be more different really.
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Like Thornton Cleveleys at the North End,which obviously isn't as posh, but brilliant sea walks, and all round cute little place to visit, always buzzing. I actually don't mind Fleetwood either, proper suntrap and good flat walking.
 
I can highly recommend Seniors Chippys all over Lytham, Poulton, Thornton etc. So much so they have spoiled me for any other chippy anywhere ( apart from Drakes in Babbacombe, Devon). Infact I'm having Seniors Cheapy Tuesday Fish Deal for tea tonight. So what you may well ask. Well I live in Cheshire East! Is this the furthest anyone goes for chips?? ( Actually our offspring has a gaff up there we visit 2/ 3 monthly).
I would live up in Poulton le Fylde if I could!!
 
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