We've not had great weather in Weymouth this week - mainly grey with lots of wind and rain but it's not lessened our enjoyment of revisiting sights, sounds and tastes. Yesterday we gave up on the idea of a walk on Portland and went to Dorchester instead - excellent
museum where I discovered work of
George Dannatt and wonderful homecooked food and real ales at the
Blue Raddle.
But look what we woke up to this morning - clear sky with pink edged clouds!
The good weather lasted until we were caught in a hail shower after leaving
Weymouth Pavilion heading for the
Cove House Inn at the end of Chesil Beach. Didn't last long, the sun was soon out again but there were dramatic cloudscapes
Couldn't have looked so different looking North (above) and South (below)!!
We strolled back over the causeway to Ferrybridge, stopping off in the newly re-opened
Visitor Centre ( with new bridge, saving erosion of the saltmarshes ), watching a Little Egret stalking and a kestrel hovering just above us. Again the weather changed dramatically changing the Fleet to pewter
I was just taking photos of these red boats and trying to capture the flight of the
parasurfers that we've been watching from the
cottage when the heavens opened.
But as it was still sunny, there was a glorious full double rainbow that lasted all the way home.
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