Cool ... correction...it's cold...
8th
June 2020 (Monday) 06.30 ....’Light cloud with a gentle breeze’
is our
forecast for today; the breeze is
from the northerly direction (and it ain’t that light) unfortunately so there’s
a wintry feel to the air.... a nice morning, but cool for June. I think if we had more summer-like
temperatures and weather, like it was a couple of weeks ago, we’d feel happier
.... having to wear my winter jacket when on the bike is not what I expected to
be doing in June. There’s plenty heat
coming from the Sun it’s the wind that’s the problem. Now .... this is hard to believe.... but I’ve
just seen five geese flying south so it’s not just me that thinks its cold for
June! I need a cuppa!
It's good to see the golfers on the course again. |
09.30 Monday is ‘ousework day... when I spend an hour
in the kitchen and bathroom, ooverin’ and dustin’ and dumping the newspapers
that have accumulated over the past week;
need to make room for this week’s ones.
I’ve been a busy boy. Now I’m
thinking garden .... and I have yet to go for the paper!
Kinneuchar kirk this afternoon. |
The
weather is looking settled now albeit with a cool wind; I’m wondering if I should go out on the
bike: I think I will but I need to have ‘50’
first. The noise has stopped (it lasted
for almost ‘iggzactly’ an hour and a quarter) so I’ll go back out to the Hutte
again and do a Soduko.... that almost always guarantees to have me dozing off
in ‘nae time’.
18.00 I went
out by Ardross and up Balbuthie Loan on the bike this afternoon; the
cold easterly wind was bothersome until I
got to the bottom of the Loan.... from then onthe wind was mostly in my
favour. I’m not going to do that run
again in the afternoon .... the main road was busy with all kinds of
traffic. Elie Estate road was busy at
the Boat House so I went round the ‘Core Path’; a not very interesting path.
Elie this afternoon. |
21.00 I forgot to mention that I went up to Chapel
Green (actually the seat by the Kincraig Interpretation Board) on a mission to
get a photo of golfers on the tenth with
the cliffs behind them.... and I am a happy boy, having got exactly what I
wanted. It’s good to see the course
alive again. I might go up earlier in
the afternoon tomorrow so that Kincraig cliffs are better lit: the forecast is good so I might take a mug of
coffee and chocolate biscuit.