Friday 20 April 2012
By 10 we were up having coffee, yoghurt and rolls in front of Ravi’s cheery wood burning stove. Even though the rain looked threatening we decided to climb to the Tor of Glastonbury again and appreciate the views by daylight. Although we took the same path as the night previous, this time we passed other hikers whereas before we had been alone. The “dragon” on the hills below could be discerned and a newly mowed “heart” was staring at us from across the valley. It was cold though so we didn’t linger. Back at the house Charles completed his Santa Monica Daily Press article while Dian, Nicole, Chris, Richard and Ina drove to the local grocery store for ingredients for a MEXICAN FEAST.
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| Meanwhile, back at the ranch...Chris in his cowboy hat. |
Yummy bean, rice and guacamole burritos were made by Nicole, Dian and Richard with Nicole deserving full credit for orchestrating the meal. We had a song fest that lasted till the last strains of Mary Poppins songs were concluded somewhere past midnight.
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| Ina totally blissed out from a neck and shoulder massage given by Nicole. |
By 10 we were up having coffee, yoghurt and rolls in front of Ravi’s cheery wood burning stove. Even though the rain looked threatening we decided to climb to the Tor of Glastonbury again and appreciate the views by daylight. Although we took the same path as the night previous, this time we passed other hikers whereas before we had been alone. The “dragon” on the hills below could be discerned and a newly mowed “heart” was staring at us from across the valley. It was cold though so we didn’t linger. Back at the house Charles completed his Santa Monica Daily Press article while Dian, Nicole, Chris, Richard and Ina drove to the local grocery store for ingredients for a MEXICAN FEAST.
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