I had bought mince yesterday to get some cooking done for the freezer, Darren and Tina enjoy them and they are handy on busy days. I made a cottage pie, lasagne, both of which made four separate portions and a pasta bake for this evening.

Once that was all done and packed away it was lunch time. As Tina has not been well we made up a flask and drove up to the car park at the far end of the south bay. Very quiet and a lovely view. This photo just makes the seagull look bigger than the castle, which amused me!

The terns were on this cliff, we didn't see a herring gull while we were there, did see magpies and crows though.

We took a short walk up to a higher level, great view.

This bush would have looked stunning if the sun had decided to shine.

We thought making this felled tree into a couple of rustic benches was a novel idea.

Ship ahoy on this one if you look closely.

After sitting there for a while Tina drove up to Oliver's Mount. It is so high that from there you can see three bays!

And a great view of the town.

One of the obelisk, which is a local landmark.

We had a cup of tea there and then came home. Will probably do some varnishing and crochet now.