The Wonders of the Isle of Wight


We
boarded the minibus and with great sunny weather we drove across the island to
Osborne House.
The
house and gardens looked stunning in the glorious sunshine and we enjoyed
learning about its history. We took a bus to where Queen Victoria's children
used to go to the beach.
We did a spot
of tenpin bowling and everybody played really well with some successful strikes.
Our next place of interest was to visit
Quarry Abbey where we had the most delightful sandwiches made with the Monks
own produce such as free range eggs. We visited the Abbey's own pigs before
the drive back.


Arriving
via Ventnor to The Donkey Sanctuary where we all patted and fed the donkeys. We
were amazed at how old some of them were.