Today’s still windy, but the rain’s stopped, and I think every photographer on the island’s been out, taking advantage of the wild skies.
The huge swirl of clouds is caused by colliding masses of air, which is what’s causing all the wind. It’s very gusty, and it’s actually rather useful to be a hefty person for once. I’d have felt very unsafe on top of walls if I’d been petite. But there’s not much chance of the wind blowing me off balance.
Surprise, surprise, tomorrow’s weather forecast is more wind.
If anyone’s come to La Palma on my recommendation, I apologise for the weather. This is unusual for the time of year, although we all have the uneasy feeling that it might just be the new normal.
I really hope not.
(Below, the windmill and ceramics workshop in Mazo.)