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While Andrew and Sheelagh park in Looe and walk east on the coast path to Seaton Valley, 6 of us catch the bus to Looe
Looe harbour. Tides out
After coffee and a mooch around Looe and the shops, we eat our crab sandwiches
Some prefer to sit in the shade
Looe beach isn't too busy
We take a ferry to Looe Island
In the afternoon we take a boat to Looe Island (see below)
There are just the six of us in a small boat
This is our skipper and his boat is called Moonraker
Looe Island
Looking back at Looe from the island
We arrive safely on dry land
Where we can watch the seals
They are using a drone so that in the future people will be able to "visit" Looe Island using virtual reality headsets
Ann makes friends with a sheep
They are Hebridean sheep there
And there are pretty hydrangeas
As we're early for our boat back, we retrace our footsteps
So we can watch some more of the seals
The loo on Looe Island
Saying goodbye to our host
As we leave the drone operators are still working.
And we make a safe return to Looe. We catch a bus back and eat in the Jubilee Inn where most of us enjoyed Sunday roast.
Photos and captions by Sally and Sue, uploaded by Sally