chris: and that's why i'm saying "windward" or "windward outdoor." lemonis: "outdoor" feels like a hiking-camping store to me. salena: yeah. lemonis: any numbers that matter? jess: '82 was the year that it opened, yeah. lemonis: so that's kind of cool. chris: "windward '82." chris: i don't think it would turn anyone off... jess: "windward '82" could be really good. chris: ...the skate kid or the active person. salena: i really like that. chris: i like that one the best. jess: i feel good about it. chris: yeah. lemonis: hey, cody! cody: we talking about names? lemonis: i think we already landed on a name. cody: oh, we did? jess and chris: windward '82. cody: see, but i think that impromptu-ness is part of the problem. it doesn't allow for proper communication. "windward" is an awkward word to say, it's an awkward word to spell, and it's an awkward work to talk to people about. lemonis: it's an awkward word that's existed for 30 years that people know, and i want to celebrate the fact that we've been here since 1982. jess: what about just "w82?" cody:

the big heart the sand dunes migrate and then the wind blows the sand over the windward side pushing the dunes forwards and the sand slides back down on the other side you're not far off then and i don't look. but at some point it's time to go inside and warm up. what better place than a cosy tea shop. t talking is a beloved ritual all over north freesia ideally with delicious cake to go with it. the tea is strong the perfect pick me up. another place you can go to warm up the beach saunas five of them along the west beaches sitting here you have a great view of the sea and you can jump in to cool off. the sauna. usually open in early april and spring makes it's come back. with good landmarks are its light houses there are five more of which are still in operation but you can only visit one the hannam lighthouse and the far south of the island and that's exactly where i have my next date. your river come to her to my house. i like to tell you a bit about the lighthouse and show you what it looks like inside do you understand the northern dialect. he. told ellen little about i'd prefe

saturday, quite breezy day but behind it we will see some sunshine, showers coming in windward coast around the north and also the west. in the sunday, we still have the remnants of that rain pushing away. some showers in the west, a ridge of high pressure building in, settling things down. it will still be breezy so things down. it will still be breezy so if you are going to bonfire night 01’ so if you are going to bonfire night ora so if you are going to bonfire night or a fireworks display, it is not looking too bad as we go further into the day. all let's take a look at today's papers. are dominated by the story about sir michael fallon. we will hear more about his decision throughout the programme this morning. we will reflect on what it means for the government. looking at the papers in front of us, he is on every single front of us, he is on every single front page. the guardian, this is how they have written a. fallon quits as harassment scandal grows. the daily mail talking about the whole of the commons and the few raw. the sun... you have to give them credit in some ways