Monday

 Assume this is her last week of sailings for 2017 (can't find the timetable)

Was a lovely morning, but we needed to be home by lunchtime for a delivery 

So we walked up the hill and were hoping to cross the cattle field 

No way ! ! !  

Since they are  calving or nearly ready to do so there was no way we could cross - gather once they've produced their calf they are put in with the milkers in the next field. Still do not believe that Heifers ready to calve should be put in a field with such a popular footpath running across it 

Not sure if it fell down, was pulled down or is sold 

Looking a bit like a little Bush Baby - barking as we passed by 

We walked East for a while 

Calm and peaceful - no more visitors 

Thought this was a Robin, but on closer inspection I think it might be a female Stonechat 

Late butterfly 

Tilly would like to apologise for treading on this poor Bee - she was in a lot of pain for a while  and Jim rushed home and brought the car down to get her home - eventually found a Piriton and she calmed down and was fine - no swelling thank goodness.  Sadly of course the Bee died

 We'd seen this vessel out in the bay - turns out it was the Dutch Navy Submarine support vessel A900 Mercuur

and there was the submarine - Dutch Walrus class submarine - super photo from Michael Ellis in Mousehole  Sadly we never saw it

 More cloud yet again as we walked the dogs

Really crowded out on The Greeb