Gave golf a rest on Tuesday and spent a bit of time in the gym before meeting up with Jas and Ken, who had just flown in on one of his brief sabbaticals from Abu Dhabi, at the Legion.
It was the second week of our Wednesday night Summer Quaich competition and the forecast was even better than it had been for the last 10 days or so. It had promised to be warm but it exceeded our wildest expectations. When I left Fraserburgh it was a very pleasant 14 degrees C, and this increased to 17, just a few miles inland at Strichen. By the time I got to Inverurie it was up to 21, and the official starting temperature in the golf club car park was 22 degrees, although John McWhinnie reported his car had clocked 24 degrees at one stage on the South Deeside Road. Witness first outing in shorts in Scotland this year!
It was the second week of our Wednesday night Summer Quaich competition and the forecast was even better than it had been for the last 10 days or so. It had promised to be warm but it exceeded our wildest expectations. When I left Fraserburgh it was a very pleasant 14 degrees C, and this increased to 17, just a few miles inland at Strichen. By the time I got to Inverurie it was up to 21, and the official starting temperature in the golf club car park was 22 degrees, although John McWhinnie reported his car had clocked 24 degrees at one stage on the South Deeside Road. Witness first outing in shorts in Scotland this year!
Thursday was the usual management meetings day in Fraserburgh and Aberdeen but I managed to make it (just!) to the gym before the 4 pm deadline and put in an hour or so's work before heading home. I had asked Jo if she fancied coming along, but she couldn't make it today - perhaps tomorrow?
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