On the way I stopped and spent three wonderful hours at Eden Camp, a former WWII prisoner camp that is now a museum. The 20+ huts cover several subjects relating to warfare in the 20th century, but the main emphasis is on WWII. It's a great place if you're into history, the exhibitions are both informative and entertaining. The only minus was an overpriced canteen that served rather tratidional English food (meaning barely digestible for humans).
Some pics:
Luckily for someone, this never exploded...
Nope, no phallos symbolism here. No sirree!
It was all I could do not to run around with my arms outstretched and make engine noises...
This sign was put up at a pub where a bomb had blown out all the windows... "More open than usual"... English humor at its finest!
I quite liked this one too:
2 comments:
It's good to see you are posting trip reports again! I'm looking forward to the rest of the story, as well as your reports from Ukraine and (hopefully) Moldova.
Scarborough dull and dreary?! Did you not walk along the front and admire my sea wall?! SHAME on you.
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