Sunny.

It was another lovely day so as it is supposed to change tomorrow we took ourselves for a long walk. First going down to Kinevar where the bluebells were fully out though alas no butterflies.

Not only was the sun shining but it is a bank holiday weekend and the start of the school half term holiday  so there were lots of people out enjoying the wonderful scenery.

The little beach at Bennet's Mouth was teeming with at least half a dozen other people there. 

We had our usual coffee stop and then tackled the steep path up to the top of the cliffs.

Then instead of heading inland from the light house we carried on along the cliff path and on to Morte Point. There were a few steep climbs up winding steps but it was a satisfying walk. 

On our way home we stopped at Tesco's and though they are not usually that good for reductions I got a couple of bags of perfect bananas and some bashed meringue nests for a third of the normal price. Mixed with some whipped cream they made a tasty dessert, sort of an Eton Mess with bananas instead of strawberries. Although we we were having today as a holiday I still planted a row of potatoes while Peter cut up a log with the chainsaw. Then I had time to sit out in the sun with a book and a cup of tea after washing my hair while Peter made us dinner of roast lamb with broccoli, sweet potatoes and boiled potatoes. A good day off I think.