We Used to have Breezy Days, Now We Have Named Storms
Jay-Kay was the only one brave enough to go out in the wind to get the view of Emsworth Harbour.
It was blowing a hoolie, ( Storm Kathleen) and it took us only ten minutes to motor from the harbour, half a mile away you can see in the distance, to the shore opposite. But it took nearly half an hour to safely secure the moored boat in the wind and waves.
Must say I'm relieved I'm not going out tomorrow to assist with ferrying boat owners when the boats are craned into the harbour. Fingers crossed the wind's settled on Tuesday when I am going afloat to help!!
Pocketful of joy today - a gorgeous sunny, blowy, high wavey day to be out, for ten minutes, on the sea.
It looks like a brilliantly, beautiful day. They don’t even seem to be whitecaps on the water. if it was as windy as you say, JK is lucky to have not been blown away!
@taffy it was, apart from strong breeze
@narayani cameras lie
@wakelys she was lifted off her perch in a gust
@randystreat and if it doesn't rain, I'll invent some. Here storms are named by international met. offices!!
@koalagardens ta
@grammyn it was very gusty, wind-surfers having a ball
@photohoot 🙏
@Weezilou many thanks
@Dawn her or me?
@linnypinny many thanks
@mittens it was bitterly cold
@tiaj1402 hmm it looks fine here
@joansmor thanks
@365anne she will always find somewhere just before you do
@casablanca awww thank you