Went for a walk with Andy and family on Sunday.

A bit further on we encountered an angry farmer :-o

I felt a need for some sci-fi and so I went to the library after work and miraculously it was open. There was a single Alasdair Reynolds that I hadn't read, Galactic North. I snapped it up and enjoyed a collection of novellas and short stories, all set in Revelation …

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And here's an old shirt that I'm throwing out because it's got holes in and people have started making comments about it. I always feel a bit emotional at clothes that were around when my Mum was alive.

Most of this latest batch are from my first year at Uni. Looking over them coincided with the start of the academic year.

Here's the next batch.

Another of Janos's great books. Shine is a collection of 'optimistic near-future' sci-fi short stories. The fantastic Alastair Reynolds has a story in there, which lived up to his high standards. Of the people I hadn't heard of the two that stood out were Kay Kenyon with Castoff World and …

I've just responded to the consultation on the 20 mph speed limit in Oldfield Park, voting in favour of it. In the comments section I said that I'd like to see more zebra crossings, particularly at the junction between Livingstone Road and Brougham Hayes.

I haven't a clue what it supports, but you're welcome to it.

What's that pc power supply? If it supports sata I'm interested!

The boxes left to archive:

I remember painting this when I was at St. Laurence. As you might have deduced I was keen on Karate.

Inspired by the Paul Hardcastle hit 19. A bit embarrassing now.

Drawn by my cousin Giles. This was on the door of my bedroom for …