The Beach Cafe, St. Annes

Beach Birthday Breakfast

Today is my dear wife’s birthday so we decided a little treat was in order. We went for a walk along the beach to St. Annes.

It was a grey morning but with no wind as we strolled along the beach to the Beach Café for a hearty breakfast. We walked just short of 6 miles, which probably took care of about a third of breakfast but a good start to the day.

Birthday lunch will be on Sunday.

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