Day 7, Sunday
29/5.
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| Beaulieu Palace. Home of the British national Motor Museum |
Picked up Alan and Noeline and went to Beaulieu Motor
Museum (short diversion through Lymington main street
and the Ferry to Isle of White before going to Beaulieu).
Had an excellent day exploring the Motor Museum, the
Abbey and also Lord Montague’s Palace. Returned
to the Pub near the Olde Barn (where Alan and Noeline
are staying) for dinner.
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| Display is changing all the time |
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| Monorail to get you around |
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| Alan looks a bit nervous on the monorail |
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| The old Abbey |
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| A bit more of the Abbey |
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| Gardens are extensive |
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| Tapestry in the Abbey |
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| Palace kitchen has an extensive signal system |
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| A trap for poachers, made illegal in Britain in 1837 |
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| Inside the Abbey somewhere |
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| Blue Bird and Sunbeam land speed cars |
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| Golden Arrow |
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| Chitty Chitty Bang Bang |
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| Entrance to the Motor Museum |
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| A lot of the vehicles are mobile |
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| Some roads are barely wide enough for cars, without livestock |
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| Ponies roam freely in the New Forest |
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| Trees meet overhead, trimmed by the busses and trucks |
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| Road signs can be impressive |
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| Visiting a community garden |
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