Guess whose gone on their holibobs with the fam and is named Erin Leah Beresford Streich and is currently studying Illustration at Brighton and has hair and eyes and runs a blog! (this guyyyyyyyy >:))
The Isle of White has been subject to my scurryings over the past handful of days and I have managed to find only the brightest and shiniest points to bring back to you all, my faithful readers.
So lets start off with the BANG that is;
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| DINOSAUR ISLE!!! |
Dinosaur Isle was no joke better than the dinosaur bit of the natural history museum in my incredibly informed opinion, there was sooooooo many cool dinosaur re-possessed animatronics (as well as awesome fossils)!
The building it was being hosted in was actually shaped like a pterodactyl which is a huge win, and the inside was huge and full of guys! The isle of white is a beacon for finding bits of ancient beasts which is great news if you, like me, fancy dancing about in a ptero-warehouse full of creature >:))
It was really well composed and exhibited, with fun lights and genuinely really cool activities which made you feel like a paleontologist and an alien exhibition go'er looking at earth things. There was one animatronic which they had half 'skinned' so you could see the mechanics and there was buttons you could press to make it move different parts of its body (I was incredibly impressed) The rest you will simply have to see for yourself!
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| Big Upps to curator and general manager Dr Martin Munt! |
(plus the team)your genius in the presentation of these incredible creatures does not go unnoticed and I absolutely adored my time there! (ps sorry for the picture not depicting much grandeur it was the one on your website, I adore it too much not to include)
okay thats about it I went to a piratey place too but thats between me, God and Linda Beresford
I loveeeee how I posted this on my birthday (2025) and definetley didn't lie about it and post it months later... hahah...
WISH ME A HAPPY BIRTHDAY EVERY DAY
bye :)
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