Stone crabs, shrimp and grits, and jerk chicken.

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Portloe is considered by many to be the jewel in the crown of the Roseland peninsula and one of the prettiest villages in Cornwall. Its steep-sided valleys have meant that it has managed to escape development over the years and many buildings differ little from when they were built. Its name develops from the Cornish Porth Logh meaning “cove pool”. The naturally sheltered position meant that the village grew in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries as a busy pilchard fishing port. At the beginning of the twentieth century there were more than fifty boats fishing there - now only three boats work from the cove mainly for crab and lobster. Smuggling, as elsewhere in Cornwall, has played a part in Portloe’s history, French brandy was the main contraband, brought ashore by fishermen and hidden in cellars and local farms. In fact in 1824 the problem was thought so bad that the Customs ordered the erection of a watch, boathouse and slip in a vain attempt to deter the illicit trade.

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There is a surprising number of things to do on Christmas Island, it is a fascinating place that offers a lot for nature-based travellers.

This past weekend we happily dog/house sat for a couple of friends. After all, they watched Cali for three weeks while we were in California! The least we could do was take care of their (big!) beloved goldendoodle Nelson for three days. But before dog duty began on Thursday, the hubs and I journeyed to Clearwater for a midweek date night that consisted of a quick calligraphy photo shoot on the beach, a low-key dinner at Frenchy's Rockaway Grill, a look at some amazing sand sculptures at the annual Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival, followed by a moonlit walk on the shore. Grouper is a local favorite here in Florida and Frenchy's is known to have some of the best around. The popular eatery has several outposts in Clearwater but Rockaway Grill is the largest, and right on the beach. Even though it was a Wednesday evening, there was a 20-minute wait to get a table and while we didn't get a spot on the open-air, beachfront patio, we did get front-row seats to the night's live band. (It would have been wonderful to see the sun set over the Gulf, but perhaps it was best we weren't on the patio since, while we waited outside the restaurant for a table, a gull pooped on my arm! That's good luck, right? Fortunately, there was a beach shower right next to us. Phew.) When eating at a restaurant for the first time, I like to try what the establishment is known for, the house specialties. Having done a little research beforehand, I knew exactly what to order at Frenchy's. The hubs and I split a half-order of the Garlic Crab Fries, since Alton Brown described the beer-battered fries—which are tossed in garlic butter and parsley and topped with garlic aioli, Old Bay and snow crab—as "food crack." For our entrees, the hubs had the grilled Mahi Mahi Sandwich while I had to have the fried Grouper Sandwich (hold the provolone). I washed it down with the dangerously delicious Rum Runner, a frozen crimson concoction made with Virgin Island Dark and 151 rums, banana liqueur, blackberry brandy and tropical fruit juices. It was good and strong. While G and I often dine out at high-end restaurants and we tend to cook gourmet fare at home, it was fun and kind of refreshing in a strange way to eat low-brow grub like fried fish sammies. After dinner, we headed over to Pier 60 for the main event: the Sugar Sand Festival, named for Clearwater Beach's nickname. The sand there is so white and soft and really does look and feel like sugar! But what's more impressive is what master sand sculptors can do with it. This year's festival featured a fairytale theme. As G and I walked through the 21,000-square-foot exhibit tent, we were in awe at the size and great detail of the sand sculptures, created with more than one thousand tons of sand. And, having grown up on Disney and fairytales, I truly enjoyed the enchanting subject matter. Because we visited after sundown, changing colored lights helped illuminate the sandy scenes; not always great for photo-taking, but it did add to the festival's fantastical feel. I couldn't let us leave the beach without a quick moonlit stroll along the shore. Clearwater Beach is truly beautiful and I can see why it is such a popular place to live and vacation.  Hopefully we can make one more trip to Clearwater before we leave to explore more of what Sugar Sand Beach has to offer.

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This is my favorite Crab Louie recipe using fresh California Crabs. When I mark a recipe "V.G." that rating means to me "fit for company". The sauce is especially good and can be used for other dishes!

https://pin.it/1z3YUnZ Seafood Charcuterie Board (Seacuterie Board) • 16 ingredients Seafood • • 1/2 lb Alaska sockeye salmon, wild • • 1 1/2 lbs Halibut cheeks Produce • • 1 tsp Garlic • • 1/2 tsp Garlic powder • • 1 Shallot Condiments • • 2 tbsp Capers • • 1 tbsp Lemon juice, fresh Pasta & Grains • • 2 lbs Alaska spot shrimp, deveined and shells removed Baking & Spices • • 1 tsp Golden monk fruit sweetener • • 1/2 Pepper • • 1/2 tsp Pepper • • 1 tsp Salt Oils & Vinegars • • 1 tbsp Olive oil, extra virgin • • 3 tbsp Olive oil Dairy • • 1 1/3 tbsp Butter Other • • null 2 pounds Alaska king crab legs and claws, trimmed to 4-6 inch pieces