Whats happenin'

[Karen]

Thanks Loftyscot Got home at 3am. You sound far more active than us on our holidays, we should do more exploring. Thanks for your updates too. The lovely Jim and Gillie were arriving yesterday, unfortunately we have missed them this year, but caught up with lots of our lovely friends at Silver Moon and in the village. Enjoy your day

[Karen]

Tredegar Boy, we  had to thunderstorms whilst we were there, albeit evening and a couple of cloudy days, but it does give a little respite from the heat

[maggiesaes]

Glad you are home safe and sound Karen.

We came in May as usual this year and we had hail stones, it was so cold-never known it before in the 20 odd years  we have been going.

[Karen]

Glad you are home safe and sound Karen.

We came in May as usual this year and we had hail stones, it was so cold-never known it before in the 20 odd years  we have been going.

Thank you Maggie yes, talking to the locals, they say they've never seen weather like it.

[loftyscot]

The rain update 

For a wee flavour of what's happening right now, I hope you can view this link of Nonda's at this evening at 7.30pm. To be fair, it did clear up this afternoon, and hopefully this is the last of it. A sort of 15 minutes 'last hurrah' of the rain.



https://youtu.be/UB_cahx6bi4

[Jimbo]

Got here last night. Today has been cold and rainy. It's always crap the day we arrive. Let's hope tomorrow is better!

[maggiesaes]

Oh boy that is not good.
I hope tomorrow you wake up to blue skies and sunshine,

[loftyscot]

And then as if by magic, all is good with the world. Mother Nature has watered the village and turned on the heating 

[maggiesaes]

Yes as if by magic

[Karen]

Have a lovely day, everyone, great videos

[maggiesaes]

Yes you could have actually been there with them

[Jimbo]

Well - today the weather is wonderful. The sea is calm and rippling in to the beach, not a cloud in the sky, and now at nearly seven in the evening the faint scent of the flowers and of meat gently barbecuing. The plastic macs have been put away and micro-skirts and tube-tops herald the evening's delights.

Met several old friends on the beach by Mistral today, and last night met up with Mr and Mrs Loftyscot for a few bevvies. Most enjoyable.

By 7:30 this morning there were lots of towels on the sunbeds beside the Little Prince pool. Why?

[Tredegar Boy]

By 7:30 this morning there were lots of towels on the sunbeds beside the Little Prince pool. Why?

Throw them in the pool Jimbo and when they ask why just tell them you're old.

[Jimbo]

Why sit round an urban pool when there's a fabulous beach a few minutes away. I like pools because they keep people off the beach!

[chrissie d]

When we were at Little Prince in July last year there were 12 sunbeds with towels on every morning of our first week there .We tend to spend most of our days on the beach and stop by the pool late afternoon .Only another 7 days until we are there 😀