Tony got up early and headed down to the ticket office and managed to get another ticket for the SeaFest which was great as he didn’t have to wait long. We tucked in to a bacon and sausage sandwich for breakfast; the sausage looked like its been cut by a drunk, it was a thick lump one end and a thin slice at the other.

The SeaFest turned out to be basically an enormous wine/beer fuelled fancy dress party with lots of seafood and all day live bands. Costumes ranged from guys in blow up Emus, the Flintstones, superheroes to girls in condom foil wraps.

We started off with scallop skewer, seafood chowder, scallop pie, potato rosti, whitebait pattie (which tasted like some omelette thing). Obviously lots of beer was drunk as well. Rebecca loved all the live music and spent a good couple of hours “dancing” to it. Everything started to get a bit mad though later on when the rain and hail came down as everyone dived for cover in the main marque where the band were playing

Enough of that, fish and chips on the way home around 4pm and then the evening watching some films and drinking some wine. Glad we’re not outside camping, sounds nasty out there!
Tony & Li