Nice to see the music happening. I’d still be sporting a mask when out and about tbh. Lovely memorial. So which concert are you going to?? Poor Alan Cummings is here and half the country went into lockdown….so imaging doing 2 weeks hotel quarantine and then getting caught up in that??
Thanks so much, Natasha. Masks are only required in shops and on public transport now, and all restrictions are due to end on July 19th. Fingers crossed! As for the concerts, bring ’em on!
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hilarymbJune 30, 2021 / 09:08
Hi Keith – well it all looks bright, very cheerful and clean – while the reminder memorial tree is so important – I’m waiting for the sun! Cheers Hilary
Great to to see all these people enjoying the beach, and parking lots full! Had never anticipated the effect on one’s mood seeing empty. By the way MANY MANY THANKS for your explanation how to use the classic editor your way – I just did not know there was that! Have a great week:) Jeshie2
It certainly is, everyone seems so happy right now, especially as we can actually see their smiles again!.
Delighted to have been of service!!!
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Memories of Eric and FlynnJune 30, 2021 / 20:36
Lovely photos, and it looks like people are observing social distancing. The majority are here in Plymouth too. We went into town today to collect my new glasses and even had lunch in M&S. The first time I have eaten inside since the start of the pandemic.
The seagull looks glad that things are returning to normal too.
Wonderful Keith. Wish I were there. Eldest Daughter in SW L, took a turn Winstable side for a few days. Hoping to join up Friday Fictionneers in the autumn. Wishing you a restful, lively, ‘normal’ summer. Take care. Susan from France.
I’m glad that they’re returning to normal, albeit slowly.
Not long now!
Happy to hear that 🤩
Things are slowly returning to normal here too. I’m so happy about that.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop. Mine won’t post until midnight tonight Pacific Standard Time.
Have a fabulous day, Keith. 🙂
I’d almost forgotten what normal’s like! Cheers, Sandee.
Ah the seaside! Reminds me of all those British seaside shows!
I enjoyed the photos it’s been a long while since I was at the coast so thanks for the tour nice to see a bit of normality there too 🙂
Have a normaltastic week 👍
Just a bit more to go then … bingo! Thanks, Steve.
Nice to see the music happening. I’d still be sporting a mask when out and about tbh. Lovely memorial. So which concert are you going to?? Poor Alan Cummings is here and half the country went into lockdown….so imaging doing 2 weeks hotel quarantine and then getting caught up in that??
Concerts? Mica Paris and Martha Wainwright for me! Poor Mr Cummings indeed – a great actor. Thanks for dropping by Lydia.
What a nice memorial and such great relaxing pics. Very nice. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week
Thanks so much. The memorial tree is lovely, it was made from copper by a local artist.
Awww, i wish i could come and you could give me the grand tour!
There’s nothing I’d rather do, I might even buy you an ice cream!
So glad to see life limping back to normal. Some very endearing and heartening shots here, Keith.
Are people going mask-less too?
I cant wait to go beach bumming and watch a live concert. Sigh!
Happy weds, Keith, thanks for joining me on #WW
Thanks so much, Natasha. Masks are only required in shops and on public transport now, and all restrictions are due to end on July 19th. Fingers crossed! As for the concerts, bring ’em on!
Hi Keith – well it all looks bright, very cheerful and clean – while the reminder memorial tree is so important – I’m waiting for the sun! Cheers Hilary
The little copper tree is very special. I took those pictures on Saturday and I’ve not seen the sun since! Thanks, Hilary.
I will still continue to wear a mask indoors. We have lots of folks who refuse to vaccinate.
Love the seagull in the trash can!
We too have lots of anti-vaxxers. Why, I don’t know.
The seagulls are as pleased as we are that normality is returning, they’ve missed their food pickings!
Things here are returning to normal too and it is so very nice. The beach looks wonderful!
In a few weeks time, the beach will be a lot busier than that! Thanks for dropping by.
I now want to go to the beach. Ahh the wanderlust. Thank you for sharing your wonderful photos. Have a great day.
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That’s so kind of you, thanks.
Looks like a wonderful day on the beach! Happy WW!
…and it can only get better! Thank you.
Great to to see all these people enjoying the beach, and parking lots full! Had never anticipated the effect on one’s mood seeing empty. By the way MANY MANY THANKS for your explanation how to use the classic editor your way – I just did not know there was that! Have a great week:) Jeshie2
It certainly is, everyone seems so happy right now, especially as we can actually see their smiles again!.
Delighted to have been of service!!!
Lovely photos, and it looks like people are observing social distancing. The majority are here in Plymouth too. We went into town today to collect my new glasses and even had lunch in M&S. The first time I have eaten inside since the start of the pandemic.
The seagull looks glad that things are returning to normal too.
I forgot to change blogs but I am sure you know it is me by now!
Oh yes!
Yes, people are behaving and the gulls are looking forward to misbehaving!
Love, love, love the summery captures!
So happy that things are slowly returning to normal in your corner of the world.
Sadly, it’s not happening over here on our side of the pond.
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Just a matter of time Veronica! Thanks so much.
Besides the fab scenery it’s so nice to see things are improving
Indeed it is Larry., about time!
Wonderful Keith. Wish I were there. Eldest Daughter in SW L, took a turn Winstable side for a few days. Hoping to join up Friday Fictionneers in the autumn. Wishing you a restful, lively, ‘normal’ summer. Take care. Susan from France.
What a lovely place for her to go. I do hope you join the FF gang, it’s enormous fun. By the way, I really miss the years I spent living in France.