Sunny day on sunday

Day 5 here in England or rather Rutland

After this exhausting day yesterday I did not really have any time to recover and got up at half past seven to get ready for the journey to Rutland. It was nearly one hour away and I drove there with J.'s son, wife and their two kids. We got there and had breakfast there. It was called a bacon roll and it was really different from our German breakfast, but one need to try it out! Their kids got off the shore and we had 5(!) hours free-time, so to say. We talked a lot the German school system in contrast to the Scottish one and after many other things. We had several coffees and teas and waited for J. to arrive. I also met many other Scottish people. They were all very kind and friendly but their dialect was very striking as well. J. arrived and we had lunch in the restaurant which was beside the terrace. The sun was shining and we had a good time together. After many hours of waiting the kids got back from the sea and they were really worn out. J. and me got back home and N. and H. got back to Scotland. Their tour would be lasting for 10 hours. I can't imagine that but it is really admirable what they do for their kids sake!

Today I have got only one photo but it is a really nice one.

We went back home and I had finally some time for me. I really needeed this quality time! After a couple of hours we had dinner and now we could finally relax!
Good night to all of you.

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