A two-month-long journey was begun today. Youngest daughter drove me through the snow to the elder daughter’s place for a last kids & boyfriends get together for a while. Food, beer, winning rugby and laughs – a pretty good day.
It snows only very rarely here on the south coast of UK and on this occasion it fell during the hours of darkness, whilst I was out collecting my newly repaired and serviced bicycle.
I had a very domestic time at home today, making some goodies for me to take away with me when I leave on Saturday;
Meanwhile, my brother was doing something far more interesting;
Sticking with an aviation theme; the view above is of a light aircraft coming in to land (and in perspective, looking dangerously low) at Bournemouth airport – as seen from the vantage point below whilst out on a walk today
Out and about running errands in the sunshine today, I drove past the very small Bournemouth Aviation Museum. Here’s a view of one of their exhibits. It’s a front fuselage and cockpit of a Royal Air Force, Cold War Era, aircraft – can you guess what type it is?
Photos for the 25th and 26th have mysteriously disappeared from the memory card. Here are a couple of view from Sunday’s walk over Hengistbury Head to make up for it.
A fisheye lens view this morning of the sunrise from my bedroom window.
