Put a new image in my eBid signature and dumped all the text. Strangely liberating!

Zero gravity gives you seriously big hair.

Q. How do you get a 'normous great crane through the tiny streets of Mevagissey? A. Carefull!

Even grey, wet and weather beaten it's a lovely place.

The outer harbour is empty. A somewhat larger visitor is parked outside to shelter from the storm.

It's still pretty lumpy out there, though the weather is much improved from overnight.

For today, and all days...

@graemearcher I've got the posters ready, let me know when the hall is booked for our first meeting. No rush. ;o)

Even on a grey, dull day the fish quay looks colourful and lively.

It's a nicer day than it looks, since it's not too cold and the breeze is nicely bracing.

It's a grey day, they'll be glad to be home.

Pink crocs, as mentioned. Seem to be very fine things. Splendidly bouncy.

The one I kept :o)

Before my camera battery went, I managed to snap some lovely Devon colours on the way into Dartmouth yesterday.

The weather improved overnight. Yesterday you couldn't see the sea for rain. Now you can't see it for sun-glare. It's there, honest!

For Sophie... keep watching. ;o)

Gull on the Rocks... that lesser known rock anthem. ;o)

From this morning's constitutional - view across the harbour.

Same spot, slightly different view. You'll just have to imagine the smell of fish.

Just to prove that Mevagissey really is a working fishing port still. Busy bees on the evening shift.