Monday, October 25, 2004
Si
Simon is unfazed by the bunch of weird adults he's been obliged to be with
for the week. He soon puts me in my place.
He tells me that I must be old as I’m having toast with marmalade, and muesli
for breakfast. “That’s old man’s food. Young people choose cereals that turn the
milk brown!”
Settling down with his cereal he adds: “…and stop saying ‘dude’: it’s so un-cool coming from an old person!”
DolgellauWe leave Louise with the three boys and walk to the local town, Dolgellau. A
3 mile round trip. Yes there's rain but the walk is very pleasant. (The weather
steady improves during the next few days, and is very mild for late October.) We have coffee in a busy tea room.
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The afternoon sees us in the small town of Barmouth on the coast.
Barmouth has sun, sand and a supermarket.
The chip shop opposite the railway station is recommended.
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Games
The board game Civilisation Bernie had brought is deemed too
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