The forecast is not an interruption to the journey. It is part of how the coast is read.
By early morning the harbour has changed twice: working boats move first, light arrives sideways, and a road that looked grey at breakfast opens into clear distance by noon.
Leave room for what is present.
Our route notes separate fixed commitments from weather alternatives, giving the guide room to respond without rushing the group.
The field journal records practical decisions so later departures inherit knowledge rather than a marketing script.
