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by ChrisCook
It was such a glorious day here in Linlithgow that solveig and I were determined to sit out and enjoy a drink in the sun.
The first problem was that despite having lots of lake frontage
there is virtually nowhere to sit by it and have a drink. So we went to our favourite watering hole - the Bonsyde Hotel
which has magnificent views over Linlithgow. So far so good. I was wearing a hat, and also sheltering under a parasol, but my hands and arms - which were holding the FT - were exposed to the sun, but quite comfortable in a pleasant breeze.
Or so I thought.
When we got back to the Eagle's Nest, I first felt a bit nauseous (no details), and then started shivering uncontrollably.
At this point I realised that I must have got sun-stroke, and solveig then commenced a stream of cold compresses for my head, arms, neck. I also recalled that an infusion of salt was called for. A few salty Ritz crackers...
loaded with the uniquely Norwegian Mills Kaviar (a very salty fish paste) came in handy for this purpose and with a fair bit of water the shivering stopped.
I still feel a bit rough. |
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