Friday morning - before Storm Betty

Off she goes trying to beat the incoming storm Betty. She did a quick turnaround and arrived back at around 4pm

Since it was a pleasant morning - not too warm for Wooster and a breeze - we decided to see if Wooster and my knees could manage a walk through the cattle field to Trevean. Sad to see all the Echiums gone onto the bonfire and even sadder no seedlings for next year

Gardner Sheryl cut back all the Buddleas on the path and I did the rest on Wednesday

Shearwater II setting off for a trip this morning

Being daring we walked through the cattle field

Hmm ! that look !

and another "look"

Not great that most  of the posts holding up  the electric fence are leaning right over - this one is almost on the ground             

Maisie safely past !

Wooster managed the stepping stone type stile and then we walked through Beare's Den Campsite - hope they all have checked their guy ropes

Horse box/motor home !

Looking all the way back along the coast

Dark clouds to the East

Had heard that the tricky slope from the upper part of Cudden Point now has steps

and suddenly there was Luna and Kipper of course

Acton Castle and the hamlet of properties around it

Kestrel hawking beneath us

Always loved this view - we used to walk this way frequently

Nice view of the beach and village

I wasn't that slow - I'd stopped to take photos

Lesser Black Back Gull flying past - was a big one 

We've taken photos of generations of our dogs on this lovely part of the path

Heard the familiar sound of Oystercatchers and spotted them down on Trebarvah Cove

Nice view of Perranuthnoe again

Not something to improve the view

Sally being so good as we walked past - sadly Maisie would have barked - a lot !

Notices have been posted about the welcome proposal to reduce the speed limit in the village to 20mph

 Arklow Viking leaving the bay for Sluiskil Holland