Strong offshore wind blowing down the Dyfi estuary at seven thirty this morning. Lots of white tops. Beach flags bent over to the horizontal. Challenging sailing conditions though I know very little about that subject. Sounds as if a rubbish lorry is working its way down the street below. Can’t see it but it has its work cut out. The bins provided did not cope with the volume of trash yesterday.
A blonde woman in black trousers and sleeveless black shirt walks a black dow with an orage ball or simlar in its mouth along the seafront promenade and sits at a bench. The car park is perhaps 15% occupied with cars displaying the parking permits provided by the owners of their accommodations. A car alarm periodically goes off.
I am at the Seabreeze restaurant with rooms.
Long day in the NLW reading room ahead of me. Breakfast at eight followed by an hours drive. Reading room opens at nine thirty. Looks like another stunning day in prospect. I am hoping the library will be climate controlled. You’d think so wouldn’t you?