A way to raise the weather

Any way.  

I know that some people don't like presets, mainly the ones that make a perfectly acceptable photo into a muddy version, but this is just to make the most of Mrs B agreeing to pose in front of the raging waves in a stiff and gusty breeze.

I was too concerned with the salt spray making contact with my camera to spend much time composing, but this will have to do.

We had both had a clean bill of health from our dentist, although we agreed that it had been the most cursory of examinations – £43 each . . .  I suspect that our hygienist, a lovely lady of great humour and sensitivity, is more use with her examination and interrogation (e.g. how much alcohol etc . . .)