Oasis @ Hunstanton

Today we wanted to take the kids some place to let them run off some energy and have fun. The weather was iffy, so after some thoughts, we headed back to the Oasis @ Hunstanton, the Victorian Seaside area which I like.  It’s about 40 minutes by car but it’s a great indoor play space.  In addition, they have an Eco-Ice Skating rink (outdoors) and a large indoor swimming pool with a slide – but we have yet to use either of those two features yet.  Admission is only 2 pounds for the kids during the few weeks of Christmas break – normally about 5 each.  We visited this place with Jorinde, Reolof and Justus recently too.  I just realized I don’t think I created a blog posting for that yet – and if I did, well it’s just duplication then.  Here are photos  from that trip – Jorinde, feel free to stake all that you like of your family.




Maebh and her cousin, Justus


There were a few pain in the ass kids there today with zero parental supervision.  Let’s just say that one of them could be part of a certainly family back in Boston which we no longer associate with – I’ll leave it as that.  After yelling at her, she left Maebh alone and didn’t bother her any more.

The weather slowly started to improve and there was sun!  Due to the way the sun sets into the water in “The Wash”, the area is known for amazing sunsets.  As we were there, we thought we’d stay for the next half hour and I could take some photos.  I did a few photos of the kids, but there were suddenly a lot of clouds and Nils didn’t feel well, so we headed home.

Author: Stars Stripes and Mayonnaise

I am an American currently living in the Netherlands. I enjoy snapping photos and blogging along the way about our family’s journey as we moved from USA to the UK for a couple years then onto Ireland for three & half years and now in our next adventure in the Netherlands where the kids and are are learning Dutch. As you can probably tell by the name of the blog “Stars, Stripes & Mayonnaise” our family is half American & half Dutch and if you know one thing about the Dutch is that they LOVE their mayonnaise! I seen ’em do it man, they fuckin‘ drown ’em in it. When I started this blog way when it was to capturing memories of our family – essentially a journal of our family adventures, their love of mayonnaise, my love of photography, D.I.Y., crafting, sea glass hunting and exploring with our two amazing kids.

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