Back in 'The Royal Burrow' ....
6th
March 2019 (Wednesday)
.... 20.00 I’m back in residence in the
‘Royal Burrow’
after what feels like a really long day.
The journey from Kings X to Kirkcaldy was uneventful, arriving in
Kirkcaldy bang on time; with Geoff
waiting for me as per plan. The
Underground from London Bridge was
horrid; so ‘horrid’ I doubt if ‘JB’ and I will ever
travel during the rush hour ever again..... not with luggage that’s for
sure.
Kings X Station. |
Back
at Ivy I decided to have a look around my ‘domain’ and was extremely surprised
to find the two boxes; the ones that ‘JB
and I had posted in Eastbourne yesterday afternoon, .... sitting in the
Hutte; they’d taken less than 24 hours
to get here. I’ll get the washing done tomorrow.... weather
permitting.
Geoff
has updated me on what’s been happening in the village(s) during my absence; once I get myself back into gear I’ll take
few photographs. \tomorrow I’ll bumble
along to Harbour House for ‘morning coffee, then get back to the Thistle to
catch up with Brian who should have finished his round of golf, and will run me
up to Arncroach to reunite me with ‘Sooper Buggy’. Having said that .... the weather
forecast
for us tomorrow is not ‘iggzactly’ great .... there’s a good chance of rain. I’m definitely back home in Bonnie
Scotland. Probably means that the
washing will have to be done on Friday.
'The Ferry' High Street. |
Plan
for tomorrow? Hmmmm .... I need a good sleep first; my heid is still birlin’ from all the
travelling, but morning coffee and getting the car are two must ‘do’s. There’s also the ‘Drop in Cafe’ in the
afternoon.... yep... tomorrow could be a reasonably busy day. And I need to make an appointment to have a
blood test.
The
beach was looking as pristine as ever when I went down this afternoon .... but ...
there was a cool easterly breeze; but
not cold enough to stop me enjoying being
there.
Yes .... the beach at the COTU. |
Big
progress has been made with the renovations, and extension, to Margaret Dunsire’s
cottage; it looks higher than I expected,
but the car parking will be the bigger problem.