Or what was left of it, the weather was perfect this afternoon. No rain, no wind, crisp and cold. I bought some running gloves at lunchtime as my hands were freezing yesterday and was looking forward to trying them out. I drove home watching a beautiful winters sun beginning to set and thought it would make some lovely photos at the beach …. And by the time I got there a bloody cloud had rolled in front of it.
However I took photos as the sun struggled to shine through. More because i’d taken the camera and was going to bloody well use it! And what do you know? I’ve just looked and some of them have turned out ok! I’ll post the better ones below – I’m no great photographer, in fact i’m an awful photographer – point, click, shoot, hope. Perhaps I should have a look at the camera settings sometime…
But I hear cries from the audience – How do you carry a camera, phone, headtorch, gels etc all at once? Don’t your pockets bulge and bounce? Nope I reply! I have one of these – a flipbelt
I must admit I was sceptical at first, how does it stay up? Doesn’t it squeeze your middle? Answers in order – magic and no. Its basically an elasticated belt with pocket access through slits all around it allowing you to slide items you want to carry into it. As I said I was sceptical but had a go anyway, mainly for somewhere for my phone as I hate anything bouncing in pockets – and I love it. It simply works. If you dont need to carry too much and nothing too bulky (You arent going to fit a waterbottle in it easily) its great, I did my half marathon over a rocky beach on saturday carrying a phone and camera in it (and one solitary gel – still an idiot) and didn’t even notice they were there. Recommended gear (Please note I have no affiliation with flipbelt manufacturers whatsoever – But if they do want to send free stuff my way at any time go ahead!)
Anyway – gear review over, todays 4.5 mile route – Monknash beach
I shake my fist at your clouds!
Oh … Ok it looks kind of cool anyway
Reflections in the clouds on Monknash beach at sunset – I’m truly fortunate to have this as my running playground
Blue Green Gold Grey, Awyr Maes Tywod Aarreg 
Stunning! I love clouds. They make things interesting.
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