S is for SMELL. Reported smell from canal gone by the time we arrived. Phew !
E is for ELECTRONIC DEVICES. Absolutely everywhere. I am becoming increasingly guilty !
P is for PEOPLE. As always. Great evenings out with many good friends.
T is for TEMPERATURES. Appreciably higher that other Septembers I remember.
E is for ENGIN (AT THE BROTHERS RESTAURANT). Always gives us a warm welcome even although we don’t go into his restaurant.
M is for MERI BAR. Rapidly becoming a favourite – very tasteful décor, comfortable seating, good music played at a decent volume, attentive staff and really good measures. What’s not to like.
B is for BABZEN RESTAURANT. So different to those on the front. Good food well presented and in such a restful setting. Well worth a visit in my opinion.
E is for ELECTRIC SCOOTERS. Lots about but not so many on the prom for some reason.
R is for RUBBISH. Still a real stain on the resort.
E is for EEGIT. The person (believed to be a man ) who put loo paper down a toilet and worse yet a toilet on a boat.
I is for INCREASED PRICES. We didn’t really notice a huge increase in the cost of an evening out.
G is for GUNISLIK. Surely the best value in town and Senay wrote us a very nice note on the bill just before we left to fly home.
H is for HOTEL. This time was the first in a long time when we have stayed at a hotel as opposed to an apartment. Personal preference is very much for an apartment.
T is for THOMAS COOK. Who managed to managed to delay us by one and a half hours on the way out. Different on the way home thankfully.
E is for ELECTRONIC FACE RECOGNITION. Which for the second time running at Glasgow Airport failed to recognise my face. Perhaps it was the bags under the eyes.
E is for EARLY MORNINGS. Not early mornings getting up but early mornings getting home. There were far too many. I’m too old for those these days.
N is for NUMBERS. It seems that most places are enjoying a very good, if not bumper season which must be a blessing after the previous two years.