Waves splashing on Borth beach

[SCD999]

i've seen worse. some waves came right over the houses when i lived there.

[seksdeth]

I guess that was at the other end of the village?

[SCD999]

more or less. it was opposite the welsh kitchen. is it still there? haven't been in years.

[seksdeth]

I haven't heard of the Welsh Kitchen, but I've only been here for 2 years.

[SCD999]

ok. do you know where the road going to the animalarium is? the one by the doctors? around there.

[seksdeth]

Yes, I know just where you mean. It does get pretty high there - I live further along, past the station. towards the golf course.

[ginnyinny]

@seksdeth Welsh Kitchen is now the Borth Tandoori

[leafysex]

awesome, we'll probably end up staying in a site anyway

any idea what ynys fergi campsite is like?

just been looking at it

[seksdeth]

Sorry, no idea!

[leafysex]

wow, comes pretty high up in a storm haha

the tide comes in so quick there, we were rockpool-ing and almost got stranded round the other side of the cliff haha

[seksdeth]

Yup, over by the cliffs you need to be a bit watchful of the tide...

We're dua a few big storms this winter too.

[leafysex]

whats it usually like around the end of january?

thinking about camping up there again when a get my bonus

[seksdeth]

It will almost certainly be very windy, but whether it's raining or cold is difficult to say. It's probably worth the risk as I can pretty much guarantee it will be stunningly beautiful.

[leafysex]

yeah i can imagine

do they get fussy about people pitching tents outside of campsites?

like in one of the grassy areas between the dunes?

[seksdeth]

People do that all the time, so I'd think you'd be OK.

[leafysex]

okey doke

cheers for all the info anyway =]