
Blasting south westerly winds, rain battering off the windows like ballbearings in the early hours and a roaring high tide at the beginning of December.
The Siberian gulag was probably more welcoming.
Here's what the well-dressed seawatcher about town will be wearing this season......

So that's more coats, hats, thermals and jumpers than a well-stocked Oxfam shop (as modelled by Baz of Milan and Brick of Paris).
And what does Monsieur Jellyhead wear for a harsh December seawatch???

Sometimes you really have to wonder.....although he did find the Leach's.
Form an orderly queue now ladies......
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please buy jelly a new pair of shorts for xmas
he's been wearing the old pair since 1998. good job you say eyes to the skies & not noses to the air ha ha. he's a good lad though from a mate
i enjoy your blog. see you merry xmas everyone.
Nice shorts!
It was a bit breezy over the weekend wasn't it!
Far too much wind to go fishing so we went to Martin Mere on Friday and finally bought a scope - brilliant!
Also went up to Pilling and saw the Glossy Ibis - no photo - it was just too windy but a fantastic sight no the less.
Stuart
Sea Fishing and Walking in the UK
Four Snow Buntings yesterday morning - flew from Rimmer's Marsh onto Wheatear corner (bottom end of Marshside Reserve, corner of Marine Drive and Hesketh Road)
Cheers,
Graham