Crossword: British Seaside Holidays: Sun, Sand, and Promenade Traditions
Piers, peelers, and damp pebble beaches defining the eccentric ritual of the coastal escape.
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- Wide expanse of sand where holidaymakers lay out their towels
- Hot salted potato fries eaten out of a paper wrap
- Notorious coastal bird famous for stealing holiday snacks
- Noisy indoor hall filled with flashing fruit machines
- Rising and falling movement of the sea that washes away sandcastles
- Warm sugar-coated ring pastry bought from kiosks along the promenade
- Traditional animal used for gentle children's rides on the sand
- Hard cylindrical peppermint-flavoured stick of sugar candy
- Northern resort famous for its massive tower and illuminations
- Trendy southern coastal city famous for its historic pier
- Hook-nosed puppet character who stars in traditional shows with Judy
- Famous Devon resort town known as the English Riviera
- Ancient Yorkshire destination celebrated in a famous folk song
- Kentish town famous for its retro Dreamland amusement park
- Classic seaside entertainment and traditional puppet show figure
- Historic Lincolnshire resort famous for its Jolly Fisherman mascot
- Grand Victorian resort in North Wales framed by two huge headlands
- Long wooden walkway extending into the sea featuring funfairs
- Traditional seafront boarding house offering breakfast and sea views
- Brightly coloured crushed ice drink sold in plastic cups