Short Break in Hampshire (1 Viewer)

[Wildman]

Whilst having a few days in the Portsmouth area to attend a school reunion I took the opportunity to meet up with Del- Novawight at the Ship Inn Langstone. Del brought a bottle of homemade firewater that will not survive Christmas, thanks Del.

The views from here were stunning, to the left is the old mill at Langstone village

whilst in front is Hayling Island

you can see I was there early to see the sun come up.
I spent the night on the Quay, it has been a while since the grain barges tied up here
the Royal oak is not too far away either.

I considered getting the fishing rods out but had places to be. Another day,,,,,,,,,,, oh yes another day. I spent hours fishing here as a kid. Was great to be back.

 

[movan]

Thanks Roger. Lovely photos. Glad you home safely.

 

[wasp]

Nice pictures there Rog Thanks for sharing.:thumb::thumb::thumb:

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[mick noe]

thank enjoyed photos and info:thumb:

 

[old-mo]

Very pretty Roger,, lovely photo`s.. Thanks.. :thumb:

 

[Dalek]

Looks very peaceful, lovely photos and thank you for sharing them with us

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[laneside]

Thanks Roger--just love the old mill dont you wish we could move back to that era

 

[Wildman]

Portsmouth is still a busy port

Veiw across Southsea common

parked on Langstone quay, great place for boats to sail in and tie up for a quick pint, hee hee

 

[lady jann]

hi roger all brings back many fond memories !





best regards r m c.....

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