Les Arcades…

Photobombed by a cyclist.
Some great architecture by John Wilson who left his mark by smartening up much of town in the early 19fb century.
It was a bit of a shock to wake up to rain this morning but despite that I’m not feeling under the weather even though raindrops are falling on my head;-)

So today’s saying in ‘under the weather’
The phrase “under the weather” originated in the early 1800s and was initially used by sailors. When a sailor was feeling seasick or unwell, they would often go below deck to escape the elements and recover, quite literally putting themselves “under the weather” on the deck above.