I was up early and Paul treated me to a great breakfast.  I am usually the one who takes over in a kitchen so it was tough to just watch and not help. I need that once and a while though.

We took a cab to the station as we were running a bit behind.  I said my good byes and thank yous and made my way to the train. It will take about an  hour and a half.  

I must admit. It is a relief to be able to speak English here.  In France and Italy I had to be on top of things.  That's definitely a break for my brain.  

I met up with my friend and we talked and talked!  He's got a wonderful place right on the harbour.  He overlooks the English Channel.  The tide was in when I arrived and a few hours later the tide was out.  We didn't venture out but maybe tomorrow and check things out.

Q26


What country is across the English Channel from Eastbourne.