Wednesday

 

Really nasty, misty and mizzley morning

Busy out there this morning

Wooster not looking like he was enjoying his walk

Viking Sentinel on Fisheries Patrol came into the bay - now left

Afternoon walkies in the gloom - at least it was clearer

Wooster saying hello to Amandas visitor

Arklow Rally still at anchor

As we were about the leave the field, Jim had a serious "Senior Moment" and put the lead onto Wooster and opened the gate - off she went along the footpath and down the edge of the Cauliflower field - after a lot of calling and whistling she came trotting back Hmm! We did tell her she was a good girl as she had come back!

Tuesday

Damp and misty morning

Very misty Mount

Since it's Bonfire Night Jim decided that today was the day for the bonfire - think it's 2 years in the making as he wasn't well enough last year

Mask to help with the smoke

I took the dogs out for their afternoon walk

Good to almost see Gry Maritha returning from Scilly - she's been sorely missed

Really burned down well and lots more gone now

Monday

 

Kestrel seems to be spending a lot of time in the Cedar Tree - looking out over the fields

Another grey morning

Arklow Rally at anchor in the bay

Little Lottie is back in circulation again

SCIII setting off for Scilly in the last week of service for this year

The clouds parted every now and then this afternoon

Almost finished - slight problem as it should have only been the chimney breast in the darker colour, but think I can live with it for now

Another Schizostylis has appeared

PZ336 Nazarine heading across the bay to Newlyn

At last we have a lovely new pair of gates

Afternoon walkies with dark clouds and some brightness

Arklow Rally still there

Some nice clouds as we walked up the hill

Such a mixture of clouds

Busy out there - SCIII almost back in Penzance and PZ46 Inter Nos setting of for an evening's work

Dramatic sky

Wooster still feeling perky

PZ46 Inter Nos - one of the big netters