A Day By The Sea
	It was 13th July 2002, the day after the party a Barbara's in Folkestone. I woke up early and decided that, despite the fact I would be checking out by mid-day that this would be a day for Wendy. So I applied my make-up, put on my wig, dressed in black slacks, black low block heeled shoes, my red white and black sleeveless top and my denim jacket before heading to the restaurant for breakfast. This would be the first time I had attempted this other than at tranny events.
	As I approached the restaurant I saw an elderly couple, the husband pushing his wife in a wheelchair, trying to open the restaurant door ahead of me. So, of course, I rushed forward to hold the door open for them. As I followed them in, the waitress made the obvious mistake and asked 'Table for three?'. "Oh no - this lady just held the door open for us" was the woman's reply. As you can imagine that made me glow with pride - taken for a lady, close up and in daylight!
	I took a table for one and ate my breakfast. There were a couple of young girls at a table nearby but they, and the staff that served me, didn't seem to notice anything untoward and were lovely and polite. I had intended to go shopping in Canterbury but Angela texted me to say she and Claire were going out together so I asked if I could tag along.
	We met up at Barbara's and whilst we waited for Claire to arrive, Angela and I took the opportunity for a chat and have an impromptu photo session. Barbara arrived home from a shopping trip so we had a chat with her too. When Claire arrived she was accompanied, to my surprise, by Patti's wife and their little lad. Since Patti was working that day Claire had offered to give them a day out.
	Firstly we went to nearby Hythe and had a walk by the canal. There were lot's of people about and the weather was glorious so we decided to stay there for a while. Angela was a little nervous, this being her first time out in daylight but I was loving every second. We sat there for a while in a picnic area whilst Patti's wife and son had a burger and chips. Of course we took lots of pictures.
	On the way back to Barbara's we took a slight detour and went down to the sea front for some posing on the prom. This was undoubtedly my highlight of the day as I had long desired to see the sea enfemme. Fortunately it wasn't too windy! The nice thing about a trip to the sea side is that lots of people take pictures there so it didn't draw unnecessary attention to us when we did so.
	However, for Claire, posing alone was not enough - she just had to have a paddle in the sea too, even if she was wearing her leather trousers! Once Claire had finished her paddle and dried off her feet, we returned to Barbara's so Angela could change before continuing with the rest of her holiday.
	But I had already resolved to stay dressed to the last possible moment so, after saying my good-byes ,I went down to Lacies to have a nice long chat with Sue and bought a new wig before setting off for home, still enfemme. Half way home I stopped for a burger and chips of my own at the motorway services, once more seeming to be accepted OK. I only changed back to male guise when I reached a secluded lay-by 15 miles from home.
	It may not have been the most glamourous end to the day but what a day ! You can check out more pictures from my day out by clicking here.
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