Saturday

 

Cold but clear and sunny morning

Early morning beach visitors

KMS Valonia passing Mousehole on her way back to Penzance - the first of the four vessels that went to Scilly overnight. 

Quite a number of surfers today

Second boat back the landing craft KMS Tean

Tug Thames Vixen towing a barge that I assume will be heading for Scilly when the weather allows

Third boat back Gry Maritha - the smaller landing craft Gugh is still over on Scilly

Afternoon walkies with a rather cold wind

Tess again

More cliff/sand heading out round Men du Point

Quick stop at the field and then back into the warm as it really was rather cold out there. Wind has now increased to a gust of 52mph

Friday

 

Bit of light rain early on, so it was walkies after breakfast while I went to Sainsbury's

Usual happy Tess

Giving Wooster his kiss

Afternoon walkies trying to dodge showers again

Tess again

Little Trixi

Some nice straight lines of waves again

PZ181 Mayflower

The increasing Northerly wind catching the tops of the waves

PZ63  Golden Harvest quite close in

Thursday

 

Early start to get breakfast before the power went off - pleased to see this stunning sunrise

Morning walkies

Sea was very noisy as the swell from a French named storm had arrived overnight

Nose into the wind and ears back

I walked down the road to see how they were getting on 6 vans and lorries with cherry pickers

So complicated and am pleased they knew what they were doing

Around high tide and the swell was really crashing onto Cudden Point

Afternoon walkies and the sun was still shining

Still working, but almost finished

More clouds starting to appear

Little Geordie again

Our huge Canariensis Palm has reached to top of the roof, but looking rather windburned

Tess waiting for her ball

Neighbours Camellia

When we got home the power was back on