Thursday

When I got up I checked the rainfall radar and found that the expected rain/snow was not too far away, so I quickly got ready and took the dogs up the hill. It was rather windy and the sea was fairly angry looking

Laga still at anchor in a very different looking bay 

Lights on in The Castle 

The first part of the rain was approaching down the hills behind The Mount 

The lane along the coast towards Blue Burrow Cottage & The Beach House was being given a thorough clean after all the construction traffic there's been along there in the last few months

Maisie on Tilly's old favourite bed  

The light getting very dramatic as the rain arrived - it did turn to sleet for a while, but no snow for us, As it went just a little further East it did turn to snow causing the usual havoc that snow in Cornwall always does. Do hope that everyone eventually got home safely

The massive weather front heading away to the East early in the afternoon 

The waves splashing along the coast in front of Mousehole 

Afternoon walkies with the cloud still moving very slowly away 

Spray being blown up the coast 

The sun was so bright it was difficult to see where we were walking 

Amazing to think just how bad a morning we had 

Sadly the footpaths were showing how much rain there had been 

Wooster playing king of the hill 

Got tricky trying to get round the puddles 

This is the really tricky bit - had to step on the rocks as it's quite deep 

A regular friend 

Some nice light on the waves 

Coming off the field and onto the parking field - I just made it round the  edge, but Maisie tried to jump it and dropped her back legs in

Cloud was still lurking 

Took this through the window and didn't notice the sun reappear