This week saw a few regular visitors heading home after their stays, but that doesn’t mean the season is coming to an end, it seems. Apart from the weather remaining fair, and warm(ish), the day boats continue to come in (at least four yesterday, plus two Sebecos), and as far as I know, nothing much has yet closed for the winter. I heard at least one charter airline was extending its flights into November this year, but I’m not a travel agency, so that’s only rumour. As far as I can see from up here, the season isn’t yet showing signs of slowing down. Much.
I have to admit, I’ve not been out and about much this week, it’s been a week of staying in and beavering away on a couple of projects, one of which is nearly finished. That’ll be my next Jackson book, and this morning, I received the full wrap-around cover from my designer. Just one small amendment to make there, and about one third of the MS to check through, and it will be ready for laying out, and a few days later, publishing. Then, I can get back to the next one.
Neil continues to work at the bar from three to five, though hasn’t been called in for an evening session for a while now. We’ve not got much planned for the weekend, although we are having lunch with a couple of friends on Sunday, so that will make a nice change. The weather seems to be set to remain calm and fair for the next several days, with temperatures forecast to be in the mid-twenties, the wind only getting up to a force four from the northwest or southeast (so not too cold), and no cloud predicted until around the 22nd, though these things can change.
As you can see, no great news, not now the local elections are done with (the incumbent mayor was returned), I’ve nothing amusing nor scandal-worthy to report, and no new photos, only older ones from the archives which I may have posted before. Hopefully, I’ll have good news for you next week (probably about the next book).
