Expect seals, birds and big beaches
Vast beaches, big skies and open countryside. East Anglia is the perfect antidote to months of claustrophobic lockdown. That’s why last summer saw the floodgates open as the holidaying crowds poured into the coastal and inland enclaves of Norfolk and Suffolk. Hotel rooms were full, beach car parks were packed and self-catering cottages in quiet, rural villages saw back-to-back bookings throughout the season. This year looks set to be no different.
For James Player, owner of Norfolk’s Blakeney Cottage Company (blakeneycottagecompany.co.uk), the start of 2021 has been the busiest ever for summer bookings. His 160-strong portfolio of properties is already 99 per cent booked for July and August. Martin Wickham of Original Cottages (originalcottages.co.uk) says Suffolk is also in high demand with peak week bookings already 70 per cent higher than this time last year, and coastal villages such as Walberswick and Orford bordering on full occupancy.
debug: fix compilation error on platforms where debug info is unsupported. Non-tier-1 platforms will now return
error.UnsupportedDebugInfo when attempting to print a stack trace, rather than a compile error.
debug: Avoid deadlock in the signal handler.
stderr mutex may still be held when we reach the signal handler, grab our own stderr handle to print the error messages and avoid deadlocking. (#7247)
debug: Add nosuspend around
fix json parsing with unmatched closing tokens (#6865). Also fix swapped parsing errors.
fix HashMapputAssumeCapacity and clearRetainingCapacity
fs.path.dirname: return
Make
os.windows.ReadFile allow short reads. This makes it behave like the read() wrapper for unix systems. Reading