Rain & wind have been big features of today. Because the wind is blowing from the south, opening our front door can be a bit hazardous. A failure to control could result in being thumped is the wind pushes at it. I wanted to get to the waterfront. The separation at the port entrance givesContinue reading “1832 – It’s a bit rough!”
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1831 – Woodmill & The River Itchen
Today, members of the Gosport Camera Club went for a delightful walk along the River Itchen, starting at the Woodmill Centre. How do you find out about places like this, other than through friends? If you want a calm, peaceful walk along a lovely rivers edge, you would be very hard pushed to find somewhereContinue reading “1831 – Woodmill & The River Itchen”
1830 – A trip to the Island
I promised myself that if a bus turned up within two minutes of my arrival at the bus stop at the bottom of our road, I would save myself a bit of time and get on. Something was working in my favour because I looked around just as I got there and stuck my handContinue reading “1830 – A trip to the Island”
1829 – Writing
The house at the end of our road has his Christmas lights up. It’s always a nice display, and I think it has fired Elayne in to getting our decs down out of the loft and up ready for christmas. It seems that writing will play a role in my retirement, well at least, untilContinue reading “1829 – Writing”
1828 – Annoyance
Last night, I had a post lined up, all ready to go and must have got distracted because I forgot to post it. Which means my 70+ day count – since the last time I forgot to post has now reset to zero, and I begin again. I have to mention that I am almostContinue reading “1828 – Annoyance”
1826 = 365*5+1 – A bit delayed
With today’s date being 25 Nov 25, there are 103 days between today and. 14 Aug 2025. You might well ask what is so important about those two dates? Actually, there’s a third date; 14 August 2020. Tha’t when I began enumerated posts on Locality Stories. I started it. If I recall, because COVID wasContinue reading “1826 = 365*5+1 – A bit delayed”
1825 – Sorry – feeling Tired
I really should have written this earlier. I have been completely distracted by one of my interests that I am developing; it’s quite a steep learning curve. I’m not going to write about it here, but when the time comes, I will mention it. That won’t be until probably early next year. I apologise forContinue reading “1825 – Sorry – feeling Tired”
1824 – A lovely Sunday
I’m cheating a little bit, this looks like I went for a walk today. I didn’t. Instead we had a really pleasant day in. Breakfast was cereals and a Banana. The cereals are on trial from Aldis and not my normal fayre. But it turns out these are quite acceptable. We had a lunch toContinue reading “1824 – A lovely Sunday”
1824 – Saturday
I’m not going to post a picture of the Christmas tree in the town square yet. It is up, but the lights haven’t been installed, so it isn’t quite ready. I wanted to go for a walk. The rain was very intermitent, so big rain coat, it was cold so gloves and flatcap all helpedContinue reading “1824 – Saturday”
1823 – A midday stroll
I have no idea what footfall in the high street is normal between 12 – 2 ish, so I am assuming that today was normal for the time of the year. I make that point because when I went out first thing to put some rubbish out I said to Elayne that the sun wasContinue reading “1823 – A midday stroll”