I've just had a wonderful weekend in North Wales. The gorse was out and so was the sun. The coast near Abersoc is fabulous and a walk along the coastal path is breathtaking. This part of the UK is so underrated and not as tacky as I had previously thought. This bit certainly isn't.
Sarah's parents house over looks a beautiful bay. The morning sun streams through the windows and breakfast outside is brilliant. It's going to be one of those days. Those unexpected days. Days you remember all your life.
We set off to walk a little bit of the coastal path and five hours later return, a little bit sun burnt, tired, and very contented. I love Wales. The walk had started at a beach called Hell's mouth. It's a surfers beach, but there is no surfing today. The sea is calm. There's a light breeze, and off we go. Sure we got lost, and the map wasn't helpful, but we did get back. Our legs are aching and our faces glowing.
We had arrived yesterday early afternoon. We stopped off to pick up some food, a baguette, some ham and tomatoes. When we got to the house we had lunch. I think I have found my perfect baguette.
About Me
- Socrates
- Four children. Four Grandchildren, two of each. Big ski accident in 2008, then vertibral artery dissection in 2009 resulting in loss of one quarter visual field, in turn loosing driving licence. On the political left and stood as an independant in the 2005 general election standing up for the NHS against Privatisation. Looks like I was right. Since then a Brexit Remainer, but now accept we need to move on, and live with the consequences. Support Black Lives Matter, disgusted at the murder of George Floyd and others. Hugely relieved that Trump is on his way out. He has brought great shame to the American people. Proud to be Woke, though I wont go on about it.
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