I went there only once and stayed for maybe half-an-hour. I think it was October; certainly after the season had ended, and the place looked closed. Maybe nothing much happens even when the warm days are upon it. So I took a picture, and I've spent far more time messing around with that picture than I ever did at the seafront taking it. They say the place is a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life, a magnet for those seeking a tranquil coastal retreat. I'd agree with that. There was no suggestion of hustle, nor bustle, and the tranquility was like Mogadon.