The Day Before

We awoke to bright sunshine and strong coffee, I always thought Falmouth was quiet but Forres is surprisingly quiet, tranquil even, which I found unusual as military “married patches” are often a hustle & bustle environment.
We are here to help Joshua and Tiana in whatever way we can, in whatever way they want us to, so we set to. Transferring ground coffee into giveaway pots, arranging material in baskets, loading, delivering and unloading what needed moving.

Finally at 2:00pm it was time to head into Findhorn for a walk through and to meet Tiana’s family. We caught up with Mrs S’s Uncle Albert at the pub where he was staying over a beer and soon my eldest daughter, Sarah, with husband Manolo arrived.

It’s all coming together nicely.