Weather

Still lovely and sunny and warm. Villla for lunch. Giulianotti's for a selection of chocs and Aunt Bettys for a cherry ripple cone.

groundhog wrote:Glad to see you are getting some sunshine Boaby and Tag is getting a good walk. Red heat warning here today 42 degrees, we move south today to Lourdes for a couple of nights.At least the mosquito bites will be holy ones.
Have a great day all

Not as hot here GH, just the right temperature for me, re-enstateing some wooden fence panels after 3 turned to paper.
Not to much holy water mind.
Boaby

Dave Gee wrote:Still lovely and sunny and warm. Villla for lunch. Giulianotti's for a selection of chocs and Aunt Bettys for a cherry ripple cone.

Must try some Mrs Tilly's fudge and tablet , think the Coop sells it Dave , have you been up Boatie row yet.
Boaby

Nice trot up to Dunnotter Castle too but beware the last bit from the car park (and the entry fee). Totally worth it if you're into castles (and we are). Nice pub at the harbour too, The Marine sells 6° north (beer) but they have a choice.

groundhog wrote:Glad to see you are getting some sunshine Boaby and Tag is getting a good walk. Red heat warning here today 42 degrees, we move south today to Lourdes for a couple of nights.At least the mosquito bites will be holy ones.
Have a great day all

Good news, GH, our hosepipe ban which has been in force for 364 days will end on 25 Sept. You’ll be able to hose down your MH.

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Whoopee thanks TW

I knew that would make your day 

Nice cool donder with Tag along the coastal path, nice sunrise,some cloud cover, still very warm.
Nice display at the bar Tony, used to like a pint of Bellhaven best, Tennants 80's ,now onto San Miguel.
Have a great tour lads, that's me back to away days for awhile.
Boaby

Sunny and warm start here too but the forecast suggests it clouding over later. Need to decide whether to go up or down the coast path for our walk Anybody got a coin

Take it easy folks.

29 degrees and sunny in Lourdes took the holy water but the feet seem just as bad. Topped up the van rad with some and it runs like a V8 now.
Have a great day all

IanH wrote:Do you have to pay

Don't say things like that out loud, some people might get ideas. It was just that I left my lucky two headed coin at home   We decided to go up to Crail, bit breezy but still warm.

Heavy overnight rain showers eased of around dawn,heavy cloud cover,short walk with Tag ,try again later.
Have a nice day, take care if your on tour Dave,Tony,GH
Boaby

Morning all
30 degrees at 0730 rising to late 30's later, heading for Luz Saint Sauveur and the cirque de something as recommended on this forum.
Scattered storms coming in tonight then a few days of sun and rain but temperature mid 20's.
No idea after that will make it up as we go along.
Have a great day all

We had some light rain overnight but it's sunny now but with a cooler breeze blowing. Should stay mainly dry but always the possibility of a shower, good walking weather. I'm getting a bit fed up with "hospitality" venues that refuse to use the £ sign on their menus, do they consider it trendy or is it they think customers will see 14 as less of an expense than £14 Anytime I see it I just move on.

Enjoy your day folks.

8,30 pm and it's still 37 degrees in Pyrenees,
Could someone shut the oven door please.

Lovely sunrise with red cloud on the horizon, cooler breeze coming inshore, nice walk with Tah, he's full of it this morning,loves the cooler temperatures.
Have a great bank holiday weekend, take care if your on tour.
Boaby

Remember the suncream GH

Lovely day here yesterday, there was a forecast of overnight rain but there's no signs of it this morning. Sunny with some broken cloud right now but we're expecting some heavy showers later. On the move further up the coast today, into the rain

Take care folks.

Well, after a lovely sunny, warm and relaxing break in Stoney, home to rain and no wifi.....  Still raining and a cool 12 degrees but at least Mr. Virgin arrived this morning and fixed the broadband and wifi 

Went up boatie row on the way to the Villa, Boaby, even though you mentioned it it still came as a bit of a surprise how good they were.  Got a few tinnies of Belhaven in the fridge and left a couple in the van for the next trip.

Dave Gee wrote:Well, after a lovely sunny, warm and relaxing break in Stoney, home to rain and no wifi.....  Still raining and a cool 12 degrees but at least Mr. Virgin arrived this morning and fixed the broadband and wifi 

Went up boatie row on the way to the Villa, Boaby, even though you mentioned it it still came as a bit of a surprise how good they were.  Got a few tinnies of Belhaven in the fridge and left a couple in the van for the next trip.

Nice to see got back safety Dave, very nearly purchased one of the cottages on the front facing the sea (8 year ago), asking price was fine,but to many bidders took the price well above its value, anyway that's history.
Off the Bellhaven best Dave, puts to much weight on me, love ice cold San Miguel.
Have a great week end, the Wife is loading up the wee Fire fly with some kit for our next trip to Whitby.
Boaby

Enjoy your trip Boaby   Had a couple of pints of Belhaven last night to wash down the best fish and chips around here (IMHO) at The Haven, nice people too. Glad you made it home safe Dave.

Arreau in Pyrenees last night it was 37 when we turned in and 19 when we opened up
Overcast and 24 degrees now, tbh much more comfortable.
Probably head West next maybe via top of Spain.
Have a great day all.