Having spent the last 3 days on the boat getting everything to work and getting accustomed to all the boat systems we needed a day out. We headed to Cleethorpes, 10 miles down the road, which like Greenwich is also on the Prime Meridian, at 0 degrees Longitude.
It was a cold wet day, but the wind was good for a kite so we headed out. Islay gave Oscar his first kite lesson on the beach and me and Joe when for a twin tip session. It was low tide and there were some great flat water sections to play in as well as some lovely little kickers. Just down wind was a WW1 sea fort, so I went for a closer look. Although in disrepair it was still imposing and pretty cool to kite so close.
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After a couple of hours we were ready for lunch and found the “worlds largest fish and chip shop” on the pier. Just the ticket, along with a cup of tea, to introduce Oscar to a British classic.
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