Enjoy the Christmas lights with Storm Bram
Bournemouth Pier
Pier Approach
Nobody wants to knock the elf off the shelf.
This way for more fun…
Elves on strike
Just time to dash across the road before a bus comes along.
Be careful, The Square ( that’s round ) is very slippery when wet. Now you can slip into the Alpine Bar.
Times and Tides of a Beachwriter 
Oooh, it does look very wet. We’ve also had a very wet day
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It certainly was, but not as wet as recently when the Bourne Stream rose and flooded the gardens. A photo opportunity I missed!
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I would have no hesitation to knock that elf off the shelf!
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I would love to see that.
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Wet and windy I love the sea with those white horses…
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So do I Carol. when I sent my friend the photos she said I needed rocks for the waves to crash on.
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I agree that would have been spectacular…
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I used to like walking by the sea in (or even better just after) a storm. I noticed this morning that in Cardigan the tree is a cone of strings of lights which move a chevron pattern up in waves. I am sure it is ‘efficient’ but it did feel to rather miss the point!
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I was meant to be going in the other direction when I got off the bus, but couldn’t resist going down to the beach first.
‘Xmas’ trees seem to be created out of all sorts, as long as they are cone shaped!
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I wouldn’t try too hard to resist the beach either.
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Looks like an exciting and fun stroll!
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Yes I like walking in the wind and rain as long as it is followed by meeting friends for coffee!
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A lovely and festive post – despite the rain. 🙂
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The Alpine looks like a pleasant way to conclude this tour, especially when meeting friends!
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