We had been promised rain today and it actually came as predicted!
There wasn’t much rain, but enough to wet the ground and give the plants in the garden a drink.
Rather a changeable day which was mainly dry but with occasional heavy showers, especially later in the evening.
After tidying the kitchen and the living room after Saturday’s dinner guests, there wasn’t really much to do except, perhaps watch the water falling from the sky for a while.
Later in the day I took the A6500 out to St Mo’s to look for some photos. Yesterday, I’d set the aperture and shutter speed to manual and had forgotten to reset them. Today, for some reason, I set the ISO to 100. That meant that a lot of todays photos taken in between the rain shower and in bright sunlight were overexposed and too light. It took me about an hour after I got home to see how I’d done all that. Once all the settings were back to normal, Lightroom dealt with the overexposure quickly. The PoD was a bunch of flowering cherries and the overexposure coupled with a wide aperture accidentally provided exactly what I wanted in the flowers. Sometimes things just work.
Spoke to Jamie in the evening and told him the 3D jigsaw he and Simonne had given me for my birthday was underway. The base is now complete and ready for the tree to grow in it.
Watched the Bahrain F1 GP and apart from a few interesting passing manoeuvres, it was the same old, same old.
Tomorrow we may have shopping to do – just the essentials.