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<\/a>After lunch I headed into town. Very slowly and carefully, And for the first time in quite some considerable time, I had the camera out there with me.<\/p>\nThere have bee quite a few changes outside since I last went for a good walk around. They are pushing on with the house renovation here in the rue du Port and it won’t be long before they will finish;<\/p>\n
They are at the rendering-on-the-lift-shaft stage as well as the chasing-off-the-seagulls stage right now
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They seem to have finished one of the bays and dismantled all of the apparatus that was propping it up. It all seems to be moved round to further down the hill.<\/p>\n But they are going to have to get their skates on. It’s all supposed to be finished by mid-June and that’s only a few days away. It looks as if we’ll be seeing yet another project over-run. That boat in there by the Victor Hugo<\/em> seems to be some kind of police launch and there were a couple of guys on a dinghy that seemed to have some kind of connection with the aforementioned. So I was wondering what was going on there.<\/p>\n There were a couple of buoys there in the harbour too, so maybe they had something to do with it all too. I was tempted to go down and enquire but they cleared off pretty qucikly. Someone in a house down on the rue du Port seems to have a roof garden or terrace up on his roof. That would seem to be an ideal spot to sit and enjoy the summer weather, if ever we are to have any this year, which I doubt very much.<\/p>\n Mind you, I think that the garden pool is rather optimistic. It’s not actually what I would call a swimming pool. I’d seen it come in to dock a short while ago while I was on my way into town, but I couldn’t take a good photo of it. So I was quite pleased to catch it on its way out into the baie de Mont St Michel.<\/p>\n But the weather is looking quite ominous out there at the head of the bay. I’m glad that I’m not walking around down there in all of that. A slow crawl back up the hill and then back here, and I ached rather more than somewhat. It\u2019s a good job that I didn\u2019t go too far, but I have quite a journey to make on Monday so I need to try things out.<\/p>\n And I unfortunately crashed out for about 15 minutes. Can\u2019t be helped, I suppose. Not these days anyway;<\/p>\n Later on before tea, I had my hour in the bath with a pile of salt. And I don\u2019t seem to be too affected by the walk today. And so I might even go for a little walk tomorrow \u2013 not as far as today though. I don\u2019t want to push the boat out too far.<\/p>\n Tea was past and veg in tomato sauce with the last of those seitan burgers that I bought from NOZ a while back.<\/p>\n And now another early night. Having had a good walk, I hope that I can make the most of it.<\/p>\n<\/a>They are pushing on with the rebuilding of the city walls too.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>We had some excitement down at the docks too.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>Now here’s something that I don’t recall ever having noticed before.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>However, I was distracted from all of this by a siren going off in the outer port. One of the ferries for the Ile de Chausey seems to be setting off on a trip out to the island.<\/p>\n
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