Newquay

This morning I went on a running adventure, map clutched in hand. In Cornwall it seems they are adverse to erecting footpath signs, the first three I set out to find were the invisible kind. Undeterred I headed in to the village where I managed to find a Bridleway and from there the path. It was a fantastic run with pretty paths,

Interesting obstacles, fall off this Shaz and it will HURT.

The obligatory hill or two or three or four

And the even more obligatory beautiful scenery

With the weather forecast being less than sunny (typical British summer, not for the first time I find myself wondering why we stay in the UK, then I remember the roof needed replacing this year so we could stay dry indoors!) we set off to Newquay (not my favourite Cornwall place) for a Sea Safari.
Before we even got on the boat we saw this Seal, I considered asking for a refund and going shopping instead!

But we got on the boat and had two, interesting, informative, cold and wind blasted hours aboard spotting the wildlife. Seeing the coast looking in rather than out always interests me. Great to see these seals sunning themselves (ok I exaggerate,-warming themselves) on the rocks.

The hot chocolate we had once on terra firma was much needed.
Today in Newquay it was RNLI day and we were very lucky to see the lifeboat from Padstow and the helicopter in action.