The weather has been unusually nice whilst I have been home. Except for a drizzly few hours last Friday it has been dry, sunny and, surprisingly, warmer than average for the time of year. This morning Thud and I drove over to New Brighton for a coffee. It was a beautiful autumn morning.
The wind that comes across the Irish Sea into Liverpool Bay, and then up the River Mersey, is often stronger than anything I have ever experienced in the USA. But with little in the way of wind this morning, just a bracing breeze, I was able to walk a little ways along the promenade and take this photograph. Oh! I really do like to be beside the seaside.
Of course, the weather is forecast to turn gangster on Friday, sigh. But the good weather has meant that I have been able to spend sometime outside with Thud. Whilst he has been busy building a sandstone wall and a fire pit, I have assisted with raking leaves, feeding chickens and, most importantly, building a bonfire. Whoo hoo!
Wednesday, November 02, 2016
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Something about going home that has no equal, especially when it's by the sea.
Tomasso: I love the coast...just as well really, considering that I grew up on an island.
Home sweet home!!!
NHW: It is sweet :)
VG:
I grew up in NY City, surrounded by water and of course, we had Coney Island. I could see Europe from the beach ...
Tomasso: I think I waved to you once, but Ireland got in the way :)
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