England in June what a wonderful delight.

As I sit here and remember what June was like for me in England, I thought it would be nice to include a link to things to do in June if you are visiting. http://www.visitengland.com/ee/June-events/ When I was a child June meant that the beaches near me Cromer and Sheringham would be bustling with people getting ready for the holiday makers that they prayed to God would come in the Summer months July and August. The smell of fish and crabs from these seaside towns appeared to be transported to everywhere you went. As a child I probably hated it, now I look back with a smile and think of such happy memories. Bluebells grew along the roadsides and in Blickling Hall outside Norwich I so remember going with my Godmother and seeing wooded area's now carpeted in a wonderful blue woven tapestry. I don't remember making a big deal about fathers day to be honest, perhaps in the 70's and 80's it was not such a big thing. I do remember dreading the approaching summer holiday's in July .I not like most children loved school. So as many children count down to the summer holidays and dread taking exams mum's pray that the school uniform will not have to be replaced and will last at least until the end of the school year. As many hope to God that the summer will not be wash out and look forward to long summer evenings it is a time when windows are opened and washing lines are full of spring cleaning. Winter days you hope to God are over. If you go to England I would take a moment to stroll through a wooded area, drink a cup of tea outside and just value the true beauty of my England.