Clap for Carers ....
21st
May 2020 (Thursday) 10.00....I’ve
been round the villages and
bought my paper (and Private Eye), so now I am
ready for morning coffee.... and a
browse of the papers. The bike battery
is on charge and, if the weather is fine in the afternoon I might go for
another bumble around.
Peaceful morning.... even the turbines are content. |
We’ve had a bonnie morning but I could see heavy
showers clouds towards the West of Fife and Edinburgh so I guess there’s a chance
we could catch the edge of one. I think
the showers are forecast to peter out by the afternoon. Orf to make a mug of coffee.
18.00 The heavy showers never touched us but
there was one as near as Leven; I know
this ‘cos my niece Lesley got ‘drookit’ when out on her exercise walk. I charged the bike battery up but didn’t go
out on it as I ended up filling the ‘broon’ bucket with garden trimmings. Actually I’ve
been a busy boy; this surprised me because I intended this
being a rest day. Had I looked at the
weather forecast I’d have made Friday and Saturday both ‘rest days’: strong winds with showers on Friday and stronger
winds with more persistent rain on Saturday is the forecast for our area. I hope to get the bike out first thing
tomorrow morning; the wind is due to freshen from mid morning.
Elie Bay. |
The
cruise ship ‘Black Watch’ is sailing out of the Firth just now; making for Newcastle. I wonder if there will be any cruise holidays
this year at all? A cruise holiday doesn’t appear to be the best idea as
long as this Coronavirus is active.
The
North Sea has had a big thunder storm bumbling its way up from the South of
England towards Norway all
afternoon; that explains the migraine
that came 'right out of the blue' in mid afternoon.
The ‘Clap for Carers’ has been well supported in ‘The Royal Burgh’ every
Thursday
evening.... it has been really good to see Earlsferry ‘come alive’ as it does
for this weekly event. Thanks
are due to our two young pipers, Felix
and Hamish, who piped their way half way up the High Street and back
again; it was a really moving tribute to
Carers all over the UK.... and Planet Earth... who have done so much to help
those in need; and continue to do
so. ‘Thank You’ Felix and Hamish you
were excellent.... a well supported by the 'clappers'.
The ‘Clap for Carers’ has been well supported in ‘The Royal Burgh’ every
Felix and Hamish. |