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THINGS TO DO ON A BUS JOURNEY
Gaze through steamy raindrenched windows, suck your thumb; have a kip
26th Apr 2009, 18:42
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WET AND WINDY AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES 3
Dogwalking. Badja and Mowgli, the twa dogs who live at Trefalen Farm, home
of our friends Marcia and Lawrence.
of our friends Marcia and Lawrence.
26th Apr 2009, 16:11
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BAKERY SIGN IN NEYLAND
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I?ve been meaning to photograph this lovely old sign since I first saw it
about 6 years ago. Now I have.
about 6 years ago. Now I have.
19th Apr 2009, 19:24
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PERFECT DAY
Jasmine and I decided we?d prefer to cycle rather than join in with all that
gardening malarkey today. We set off around lunchtime with no real aim in
mind, other than to get a bacon sandwich across the river at Neyland Marina,
which we did, then headed off up the Brunel Trail, whereupon I got a
puncture. It was soon mended and we carried on undeterred. In total, we
covered around 15 miles, at a leisurely pace. Some firsts for Jas: she rode
on real roads amid real traffic for parts of the journey; she used all 6 of
her gears, and now knows what they?re there for (she even changed down when
approaching a junction without my suggestion!) AND, most importantly, she
rode ALL the way up to the bridge with no getting off and pushing! I am
probably the proudest Dad in the whole wide world at this moment! I
practically had to force her to turn round and come home, she wanted to
carry on forever!
gardening malarkey today. We set off around lunchtime with no real aim in
mind, other than to get a bacon sandwich across the river at Neyland Marina,
which we did, then headed off up the Brunel Trail, whereupon I got a
puncture. It was soon mended and we carried on undeterred. In total, we
covered around 15 miles, at a leisurely pace. Some firsts for Jas: she rode
on real roads amid real traffic for parts of the journey; she used all 6 of
her gears, and now knows what they?re there for (she even changed down when
approaching a junction without my suggestion!) AND, most importantly, she
rode ALL the way up to the bridge with no getting off and pushing! I am
probably the proudest Dad in the whole wide world at this moment! I
practically had to force her to turn round and come home, she wanted to
carry on forever!
19th Apr 2009, 19:00
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