I’ve really
been enjoying the recent sunny, summer days and spending time at my caravan in
East Anglia, where we’ve been on some more fun family outings.
Last week
we made a return visit to Pleasurewood Hills in Lowestoft, that we visited for
the first time last year.
Once again
we were entertained by the fun parrot and sea lion shows, but instead of the
illusion extravaganza supplied last year by Sean Alexander, we were thrilled by
the amazing Acapulco High Dive Show team, who demonstrated a great range of
high dives displaying both dramatic and comedic elements. The show definitely
had the ‘wow’ factor.
Of course
we also enjoyed a variety of rides, though I must confess to be more of a
spectator when it comes to the big ‘thrill’ rides such as Wipeout (a large
roller coaster that goes backwards, forwards, upside down etc) and Enigma (with
its dramatic plunge). But thankfully, Pleasurewood Hills offers a good variety
of family rides, which are literally much more down to earth.
It was very
relaxing to ride the paddle boats (OK, I was a passenger allowing others to do
the work), great fun being driven in the dodgems by my son, who is a master of
the avoidance technique, and like a return to childhood riding the carousel and
miniature railway!
The theme
park has a lovely, friendly feel and a relaxing countryside setting, making it
a great choice for a family, summer outing.
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