I had just made my coffee and toast for breakfast when the power went out – and stayed off until about 2pm. I got on with my work and meetings on battery power and my phone’s internet but the issue was tea and coffee and eventually lunch. So out with the backpacking gear.
I then remembered I had packed a gas canister so I switched stoves.
I am not going to talk about the weather.
However this was a great place to park up, with a flask of coffee and a Cornish pasty, to do some work and take some meetings. This included a meeting with a colleague in Canada.
The peacocks here are very sociable – this one was on the table when I opened the curtains.
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This beach’s claim to fame is that it is closed from time to time so the Army and the RAF can practice landing Hercules transport aircraft on the sand.
