Our holiday in February (part one)

    
      

When it was half term I had loads of fun and did lots of exciting things, so I didn't even have time to write about it! We started off driving up to Bourton-on-the-Water, which is a small village in the west of England. There we stayed for one night with my parents' friends, Steve and Myra. But don't think that we just stayed indoors, stairing at the ceiling, oh no,we did much more than that! The first day there (or maybe I have to call it evening) we only had time to play games after dinner, so the next day we set off to explore. The first things we saw were many stone, low bridges that were low because of all the rain that had caused a flood. 

 

The flood had even moved to the streets where cars drive, so many cars were forced to drive down another way. 

 

While we were walking from bridge to bridge, we kept feeding ducks that were swimming up and down the stream. There were quite few of them, because it must have been strange to see your own lake extend without expecting it. After having a walk over the interesting bridges, we decided to warm ourselves by having a little look inside the Motor Museum that was just by us.We saw loads of interesting and cool cars from the 20th century, some of them were huge, but my favourite one was a small, red car with, believe it or not, three wheels, it even drove on the roads in its good old days!

 

      

 Then, when we arrived back to Steve and Myra’s house we packed up our things and started our journey to Wales. Our new hosts were now Richard (our dad's friend) and Karen.