Friday

 The rain continued this morning and our visitors at Oamaru Barn decided to head for home -unfortunately, I gather many others did the same. I popped up to Trebarvah to check that all was well and took this photo of the gradually clearing scene

Yes ! An afternoon walkies when it wasn't raining - although it was rather cold 

Looks rather more like a Winter photo - Wooster sporting his new jumper and thrilled to have found another tennis ball - the local dogs really are rather careless with their balls 

Tilly in her slightly large jumper - either it has stretched or she's lost weight and I think it's the latter - must up her food a bit 

 Nice big beach and no waves to speak of as the wind was from the North

RNLI Penlee Lifeboat Ivan Ellen supporting fishing vessel PZ532 Billy Rowney towing PZ193 Trevessa back towards Newlyn - they were then joined by the little tug Danmark who took over the tow

Thursday

Still raining this morning, Jim took the dogs up the hill when it reduced to a light drizzle 

Direction had changed overnight and was coming down from the North today 

We tried again this afternoon - got all dressed up in boots and waterproofs  and only got part way along the footpath when down it came in torrents, so we retreated to the field

Which Wooster and Tilly didn't mind at all 

Wooster has found half a ball down there 

Yes more rain and wind tomorrow - 

Bye Bye June ! 

Our Isles of Scilly holiday - Jim's photos

No photos today as it has rained all day long - 

and still is !

So, I've sorted through Jim's holiday photos

All dressed up for the often chilly trip to the Isles of Scilly on board Scillonian III 

Lovely old French Tunny Boat 

Walking from Old Town up Peninnis Head 

Cloudy sunset that night 

The landing craft carrying the Springwatch Land Rover with Satellite Dish on the roof  

A day on St Agnes - looking along towards The Bar with Gugh to the right 

Landlord of The Turks Head in his jet boat

Many, many, happy memories of wonderful dinners here when we used to stay on St Agnes 

Looking over to St Agnes from The Garrison 

Bit windy that day 

Rush hour Scilly style 

Looking over Carn Near landing on Tresco to Bryher  

Halangy Down 

A spot of Bronze Age exploring of Bant's Carn Burial Chamber 

Lovely area of trees to help cool us down 

Passengers from this little cruise ship Variety Voyager heading off to Tresco 

Watermill Cove looking lovely and sandy 

After dinner walkies 

The dogs really enjoying the cooler conditions 

Outside the Star Castle - a popular spot to watch the sunsets 

Gry Maritha arriving with Pilot escort 

Coastguard helicopter made several trips to & from Scilly whilst we were there 

Another wonderful sunset 

Sea CloudII in St Mary's Roads this morning 

Panorama of Great Porth Bryher 

A really beautiful spot 

Rather an odd sunset - atmospherics I assume 

Pouff ! 

Last day and another walk along the Lower Moors Nature Trail which all our dogs have loved as it's always cool and interesting for them 

Scillonian III arriving for the second time in a day to do a very quick turnaround and leave with us on board

We had a couple of bullocks on board and here they were getting a nice cool down