Another lovely start to the day - took this photo and turned to walk back in
There he was as always - too cold for him
Darker clouds to the West
Looks like some frost on the shady part of the field
Just as we were heading out I spotted the RNLI Penlee Inshore - Atlantic 85 the Mollie & Ivor Dent - looking like they were doing anchor training
Then the Penlee Lifeboat Ivan Ellen arrived
They did a towing exercise
A short video of them
As we set off on our walkies off they went
Off we went up the hill to Trebarvah
and as we knew that the cattle are gone for the Winter we could happily walk over their field towards Trevean
Frosty Cauliflowers
Still looking cloudier out to the West
Such a super view across Mount's Bay
A few nice waves there and the water was a beautiful colour
The Mount from Trevean
Wooster looking a bit pensive
Looking East to Cudden Point
Just to prove how warm it was Jim was not only coat off wearing a short sleeve tee-shirt, but I was the same
Hard to believe it is the end of December
Heading back towards Perranuthnoe
Lovely part of the footpath
Trebarvah Cove
Perran Sands and Trebarvah Cove
Speedwells growing around the edge of the Cauliflower field
Just before walkies tim and there was a lot more cloud
The band of dark cloud was going to spoil the sunset
The Rheas are in their trailer and ready to go
possibly not thrilled about it !
Thought the sun might appear below the dark cloud
The Greeb Rocks
No sign of the sun - just the glow
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