Worcester Service Engineer .....
24th
May 2017 (Wednesday)
.... 09.00 Jings I’m feeling’ ‘hyper’
this morning; it must be that ‘daud’
...er ... slice of Waitrose “Golden and
Syrupy Treacle
Tart” that I had with my morning cup o’ coffee. My word ... that’s the stuff to get the auld
muscles fired up! Jim brought it down
last night, but it’s too sweet for him, so I kept it for Jimmy, and me, to have
with our morning cuppa in the Hutte .... we’ll be “tearin’ aboot like heidless chickens
aw day”. (Nothing new there then!)
Mara Seaweed Harvesters. |
We
have a lovely morning here; I’ve been
down on the beach, it’s lovely down there:
with the tide being ‘out’ the Mara Seaweed Harvester’s are working this
morning. It’s a braw morning for
gathering seaweed but I don’t suppose they will have much time to admire the
scenery: they have a lot of seaweed to
gather before the tide turns.
I
have an appointment with the Worcester Service Engineer sometime today so I’m
going have to stay ‘in’ until he has been:
anytime between 08.00 and 18.00. I will have loads o’ time to get the rhone
brackets fitted!
"Beach huts doth a summer make!" |
21.30 Yes .... I am liking this spell of summer
weather; it was 21c in Ivy garden this
afternoon. It is forecast to be warmer
tomorrow.
The
Worcester Service Engineer arrived at 11.30 .... he came down from
Arbroath. That meant I had the
afternoon to do anything I fancied. I
decided to spend most of ‘the day’ working and, .... finally got the rhone brackets in
place; tomorrow I want to seal the
rhone joints with bitumen....so I most definitely do not want rain tonight. I will use Mike’s ‘professional’ brackets
once I get everything the way I want it.... i.e. the rainwater running along
the rhone to the downpipe. The
professional bracket look much neater but have to be modified slightly... which
takes time: Tomorrow I want to go 'out to
play
The 'Royal Burgh' Boundary stone. |
The
‘plan’ for tomorrow is to exit my bed early and go for the papers,... take a turn down to the harbour, then come
home via the estate, by which time I’ll be ready for breakfast.
Photographs
: Top – the Mara Seaweed harvesters, Middle – Beach huts .... “Two beach huts
doth a summer make”, and Bottom – The ‘Ferry
boundary/march stone’ on the beach.