1) The three problems of driving on holiday in old times were
the fact they lived in Lincoln, Eastern England and 200 kms north of London
driving a Morris, having 3 children in two seats and car sickness
long distances, slower roads and an uncomfortable car

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2) The parents improved the journey
by encouraging singing
by making short stops
in no way

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3) The children knew their destination was really close when
they first saw the sea
the landscape began to change
the roads became steep and narrow

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4) As soon as the family finally arrived the children
had some tea
pretended to be “red Indians”
went to bed early

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5) The three children were most excited by
the combination of sun, sea and sand
the combination of running, swimming and digging
digging really deep holes

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6) The castles were constructed based on
the plan of King Arthur’s castle
wet sand possibilities
filling the holes

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7) Castle was destroyed later in the day by
parents to stimulate kids’ activity and imagination
children themselves to remove the memory of the car journey
the sea as it was not too far away from the water