There were quite a few people there today and several children, all of whom were having loads of fun in the sun and wind. I made my butties and I can now understand why they are called SANDwiches.<\/p>\n at least I had some more vegan cheese that I had bought in Leuven. Spreading paste or hummus here would have been interesting. However, my little doze didn’t last too long, and it wasn’t the kids who awoke me either. We had a big tractor that turned up on the slipway in mid-afternoon, and it was towing a rather large cabin-cruiser-type of boat Coming up from the southern direction from Saint-Martin-le-Vieux was another tractor that was towing another boat.<\/p>\n This wasn’t a cabin cruiser or anything like that but it seemed to be a small fishing boat. We’ve seen plenty of them out there fishing but I wouldn’t have expected them to have gone into the water at a place like this If you look very closely at the image, you’ll notice that the tractor that pulled the boat down the slipway has cleared off and we’ve acquired another, different type, something like the tractors that have big wheels and are high off the ground for working in the vinyards.![\"plage](\"http:\/\/www.lesguis.com\/images\/1704\/1704056.jpg\")
<\/a>Having organised lunch, I headed off for the tidal road and the sand dunes at les Salines by Bricqueville sur Mer where I went the other day.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>Having eaten my butties and fruit I lay down out of the wind as much as I could to have a nice doze in the sun, because it really was a warm day.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>And that wasn’t the only excitement either.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>The larger cabin cruiser was however first in the queue to be launched, and the procedure gathered quite a crowd because it was really was quite a complicated procedure.<\/p>\n
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