What happened in 1832?

I know many of you will have been racking your brain and googling events of 1832 to find out exactly what happened in Scottish history.  Well here is the definitive answer.....

Hope that wasn't too much of a let down!

Anyway, today we were planning to meet up with Laura, her fiancé Oliver and Oliver's family who were having a weeks holiday in St Andrews and renting a town house in the centre.

We cycled down and then went out for a beach and woodland walk at Tentsmuir, north of St Andrews. Most importantly it was dry and warm but it was also a beautiful area of sandy beach and dunes.  We had our picnic in the dunes.

Yes, I am permanently attached to my yellow cycling jacket, I think it can be removed by an operation available on the NHS!  Next to me is Stephen, and continuing towards the right are Oliver, Laura, Janice, Ros and Matt.  Cathie, Oliver's mum took the photo.

We returned to The Central pub, which surprisingly is in the town centre and had a few beverages.  It features very well in the Good Beer Guide and did not disappoint.  I tried a beer that had a Gaelic name and proudly announced that I was fluent in 'Garlic', silly me!  We tried to make sense of English terminology for meals and still couldn't definitively say what is meant by 'dinner' and 'tea'.  Dinner could be a lunch or any other meal at any time in the evening, whilst 'tea' could be an early evening meal or a light afternoon meal of cakes and cup of tea but it could in some circumstances be called 'dinner' or if it is late it could be called 'supper'.  I hope that makes it all clear.

Ros and Matt made a lovely Thai Green Curry for tea (or was it dinner or supper!) and we cycled back before the rain set in.  

We have no plan about where we are staying tomorrow.  We had considered whether to turn southwards for better weather.  But we are made of sterner stuff and we are continuing North - not sure where?