This is not a town to linger in when the wind is blowing and the skies are grey. Yet, when the sun is out and there's warmth in the air there are few places more pleasant to walk around. This morning the cafe by the cathedral already doing a brisk business with visitors and dog owners. All the seats inside are taken and the overflow has spilled out onto the small tables on the pavement.
On the Old Course three gentlemen have their photos taken by a fourth. The man with the camera seems to think he's David Bailey. We chat to one of our neighbours who is waiting to tee off. He tells us the water board are planning to start work on replacing an old lead pipe next week and the road into the village will be closed for five days. To get to the house we will need to take the unpaved farm track that runs along the coast. Let's hope the little BMW has enough ground clearance to make it. I'd ordered some wine to be delivered on Tuesday but the chance of the courier company struggling along the farm track is less than zero. I shall phone up and see if they can deliver it to the wee house in town.
In the calm between the students leaving and the July holiday crowds arriving life here is everything one could hope for.
This years Serpentine gallery doesn't quite work ? :https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/
Another of those things I didn't know existed :https://www.ab.mpg.de/681130/news_publication_24804370_transferred
India - the land of the entrepreneur :https://x.com/indiantechguide/status/1930580367112618125?s=46
5 comments:
Hari Om
Well done to that Mumbaiker for spotting the market gap! YAM xx
A pretty morning, thanks for taking us along.
Nature never ceases to amaze. Thanks for the nematode update. I love that the Mumbai gentleman has found a niche and figured a way to make money by being congenial and sitting idly outside the Embassy.
JoAnn in Maryland
What a beautiful morning! Be awakened by bagpipes wouldn't bother me. It's a real Scottish experience.
Surely the bagpipes being played (at whatever ungodly hour) means that visitors are immersed in the genuine Scots experience?That's what they've payed their megabucks for!
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