Sunday sights.

A group of American golfers have hired a video camera man and sound engineer to record their round on the Old Course. We've seen camera men before but never sound engineers.

The golfers have also hired students to act as Caddies. The students know the course and the etiquette. At the end of the round much time is spent looking for cash to pay them. " Do you take dollars ?"  asks one gentleman while searching frantically in his bag. I'm sure the students will take anything. 

The restaurant in what used to be the Salvation Army Hall is charging £75 for a whole lobster. That's the same rate as you'd pay at the modern 'cube'  restaurant with its stunning views of the sea.

The bakers 'universal' biscuits have had New Years, Burns Night and Mothers Day variants. They have now seamlessly been repurposed for Easter.

A fudge doughnut inside a Belgian chocolate egg. This is a product Angus can relate to. 'The Font' - who is one of those people that thinks a single square of dark chocolate a day is a sin - mutters something about you can take the boy out of Scotland but .....

One intriguing paragraph:https://zoekeziahmendelson.substack.com/p/20-dogs-sitting-in-a-row-with-their

Sunday morning music:https://youtu.be/6y-eZf-IgtM?t=54

We shall pop in to see this in London on Friday:https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/great-mughals-art-architecture-opulence

Life in a time before Google:https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-varieties-of-travel-experience/articles/the-department-of-everything?ref=thebrowser.com

This is common sense spelt out clearly:https://x.com/cfishman/status/1907802208399142972