This is a true event in my life, so have been drawn to the sea and sand myself. Is the sea by the side of land or is land by the side of the sea? Either way the draw of the beach has been strong throughout history. There are many reasons to be near the sea, a lot of artist and writers have drawn inspiration from the coast lines of the world, there have been lots of films and books that are set in and around the sea, the natural features of a coastline are spectacular enough to look at on its own, but when coupled with sandy beaches and the sound of crashing waves all in the one experience, who could resist that? It is no wonderorigins of the seaside resort: 1750-1840’ – The Seaside, 2014); in Roman times these resorts were populated by wealthy people who were able to spend a lot of their time at leisure and had villas by the sea or made trips to the shores of the Mediterranean. Thereafter the seaside lost its attractions, becoming a working place rather than an entertaining place, however the seaside became popular again in the eighteenth century. ‘The idea of a seaside as a healthy place has a long history’ (Brunton, 2014, p. 170), doctors in the 1730 begun to recommend...

...Llandudno is an example of a seaside resort that was established in the 19th century. The photograph was taken in the 1960s when resorts such as this were still developing and flourishing as