Plan B Forum

Me Hen and the mutts are going down the coast for three days, leaving in a couple of hours.

Staying here, at a small coastal village, Brulee



Here's the forecast;

Sun. 17 Aug
Rain, possibly heavy.


Mon. 18 Aug
Rain. Windy.


Tue. 19 Aug
A few showers.


Wed. 20 Aug
Shower or two.


Thu. 21 Aug
Possible shower.

The seaside in the rain in winter, how truly gorgeous. I'll be homesick as hell of course.

I was just thinking the other day how I wish I was on holiday somewhere where it's cold, windy and raining heavily.

I hope you're all comfortable sleeping on that cot. It certainly is a nice one.

Better put a hood over your camera lens when you go on a photo shoot.

Bon Voyage!!

Of my two weeks on Cape Cod last summer, the most perfect day was the one I spent curled up on the sofa bed whilst a day-long thunderstorm rattled the windows and played a staccato on the roof. Wind blowing briskly, buoy bells singing. There is something about a rainy day by the sea - I loved them as a child and still do.

Was just thinking of that day last night, when an all-too-brief thunderstorm rolled through my dusty Montana mountain town.

But why? If I want to sit in the rain, I don't have to go on vacation to do it. I can do that at home, without paying for a hotel room!

As a motorcyclist who has worked outdoors for fifteen years now, I am of the opinion that rain sucks.

Gob, do you ever have to go to work?

Oh be fair O-n-W, we haven't had a holiday since we went to Cowra last month!

Having a great time folks, sun is out today so may get some piccies to share on the blog. Weather has ben fantastic heavy rain and high winds.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslo ... 7028032604

Last day today, spending it walking on the "dogs off leash" beaches, and going out to our favourite local restaurant tonight.

http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Restauran ... Wales.html

Back to Canberra tomoz, ho hum....

Planning a trip down here whale watching next month.