Paddleboarder

G and I walked at Cromer this morning, up the cliff path and back, down past the beach huts and back, and round the pier, plus a cuppa on the balcony of the Rocket House. Rain was forecast, but there was barely a drop, but it was very hot and humid. Lots to photograph as usual, but I chose to post this paddleboarder, I think he was the tutor - great long hair. I was going to sit in the garden this afternoon reading as it was forecast to be hot and full sun - but we've just had some rain. The weather forecast near the coast seems to often be incorrect. 

My neighbour emailed this morning to say that there had been 16 sightings so far this year of the Clifden nonpareil moth I posted yesterday, mainly in North Norfolk. I read online that it had become extinct in the UK in the 1960's and is now breeding in Southern / Eastern England, and is regarded as a holy grail among moth enthusiasts. So how lucky were we!