Click to enlarge them. Passed Cape Finisterre at 1300 under bright sun and breezy temperatures in the sixties. The further north we go, the cloudier and cooler it gets.
Swells coming in from the Atlantic give the ship a pleasant roll.
Around the port are hundreds and hundreds of acres of cars awaiting distribution to the interior of England, or perhaps transshipment to other ports. There is another part of the harbor which accommodates bulk carriers of cargos such as grains, ores and coal. The country side around the Bristol Channel is about the same as Cornwall with rolling green hills. It ain't exactly shirt sleeve weather, but it's more comfortable than Limassol, which we are told was having an uncommon heat wave. Last night it snowed in Northern Italy.