May has begun, in a Mediterranean mood. Light zephyrs, by morning. Usually, a sea breeze by evening. Today, out in the Channel, fog banks billow.
Any stray, chill, tendrils, which venture into Saint Vaast's sun-trap habour, are swiftly vapourised. Allowing play to continue, for the Labour Day holiday (Thursday May the first) stop-outs, thronging the port.
Calm seas suit a visit, to the town's second, southern-most, hougue. Where a circular walk is on offer, atop the outer ring wall.
An, anticlockwise one way system is in place. To avoid any latter day re enactments, of Little John's first encounter with Robin Hood.
More breeze is forecast for tomorrow. The tides suiting an evening passage west. When it is likely to blow its best.
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