On Tuesday, August 2, 2016 at 4:39:54 PM UTC+1, wrote:
"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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It may be misty, drizzle & pretty dull, but a good wave means plenty in
sea - Porhmeor St Ives live
http://www.sloop-inn.co.uk/live-surf...ve-web-camera/

Tide's on the bank now, so no good for bodyboarders until evening when it
drops a bit.

What I like about Cornwall, is the way people use the beaches when it rains.
It rather demonstrates how, certainly on the north coast, people come for
the watersports, not lying down & getting burnt. I was in Torquay for a
couple of days last year, as soon is it turned dull the beach was deserted.
Thie difference is stark.
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OTOH I come to Cornwall to walk. Rain, wind, sun makes no difference, it's
all good. I hate going into water, unless I am in a dinghy or bigger boat!
Lying on a beach all day would my idea of total boredom, although some
decent scenery makes a bit of a difference :-)

Will
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" Some sects believe that the world was created 5000 years ago. Another sect
believes that it was created in 1910 "
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Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Yes, scenery is important.

I remember when my mate Mike S was a lifeguard at Sennen. He used to spend quiet moments when the sea was calm using his binoculars to bring the scenery into view. This could lead to providing invites to the evening beach BBQ, or to Skewjack. The original 1970s brochure http://www.skewjack.co.uk/Skewjackbp6.jpg
http://www.skewjack.co.uk/Skewjackbp2.jpg
http://www.skewjack.co.uk/Skewjackbp7.jpg

I remember taking my now wife to Skewjack just after I met her London.

Those were the days.

Graham