We Visited The 'Ancient Town of RYE'

RYE Town is one of my favorites to visit here in England, I call this a 'relaxing town' for me. Whenever I get tired of going to busy streets, I always recommend and ask hubby to visit this town. We went there last Saturday afternoon, quite a pleasant day though, the sun was up and not too cold. Myself holding my shopping bag, as usual lol. Well never had a day out without any bags on our way home....Don't we all?


Located in East Sussex is a corruption of an old Anglo-Saxon word meaning an island. Rye's historic core, sited on a hill overlooking a landscape of green pastures, was once almost enveloped by the sea. Its position on a narrow neck of land with the wide estuaries of the Tillingham and Rother rivers on each side was significant. It could watch over the surrounding Romney Marsh, and, as a port, it guarded the land from foreign invasion.


After the long walk we had, we headed straight to their beach at "CAMBER SANDS" - I call it FREEZY COLD BEACH...LOL... Imagine how cold the water would be most time of year, only except summer! This place is pretty full during summers...