General Chat

Yes must agree, Weymouth is the most loveliest of resorts, does not change, still that old world charm.

Mo

Weymouth is a lovely resort Julie Ann, have spent two very happy and sunny hoildays there in the last three years. Always worth a visit is Nothe Fort complete with its nuclear shelter showing just how recently we were prepared for war in Europe.
Some cracking pubs and a trip to Weymouth is never complete without an open top bus ride to Portland Bill

my mam was there during the war she was in the ats she was given the defence medal she talked about good times but i bet it was scary she was a spotter on them big guns down there

it the son now i think penny

hes not the same as his dad,
and the stuff was covered over with nets, you could barely see it,
the things his dad made were fantastic

the donkeys were there,
and grandaughter had a chat to them,
they werent saddled up ready for rides when we were there,
but grandaughter was offering them her hand saying cwm on donkey,

We went there lots when we were little . Don't forget the sandman.

Isn't it lovely when things are the same as you remember them, rare these days, but lwonderful when it happens:)

xx

they can change the routes, and the roads around
but weymouth still stays that enchanting seaside for me,
and my family

my daughter looked at home sat on the sand with her daughter,
chatting away to me and hubby,
she said she felt so happy there with babes,

nothing seems to change , the shops still the same, marks and spencer, the cafes, (though pooh corners changed hands)
the brewers key,
the little tea shop
the man rowing a boat across for tourists as a short cut across the harbour