On and on he goes.....

a boat

I hope the big one

isn't about to

gobble

the little one.

He might.

He's waiting.

He's patient.

Talking of patients

They might be waiting

for treatment

As the NHS is slowly

dismantled and cut up.

Or, it might all be so much better. And cheaper.

Only time will tell. My guess is that coot will survive.

Well the best team won

Which is good

Wish the Dutch had done less fouling

Webb the English Ref did a great job

Weather today is grey and wet

Watering the lawn though

Will the farmers be happy?

What do you think!

Want it to be fine for the next couple of weeks

Walking holiday almost here

Wonder how many blisters I'll get

Went on last preparatory walk yesterday

With camera in hand

Watched out for otters on this local broad

Witnessed nothing.

Today I was mostly hot except for a couple of shops I went in which were pretty cold and felt amazing and walking out reminded me of when I was in US a few years back and opened the car door and was hit by a wall of heat the funny thing was the cold shop was the one that was selling fleeces and hats and walking boots all of which I have now in prep for my trek which is almost upon me and I am so looking forward to it although I do hope they capture the guy who has a gun and is roaming around the north east of england looking for policemen to attack golly a policeman's lots is definitely not a happy one at times like this on the other hand the policeman who was directing traffic around a broken down ford today seemed to be having much more fun as was I at the time because I was enjoying a flat white and for those of you in the know you will understand that these are just great as is chunky monkey ben and jerries which I indulged in a little while back in an effort to ccol down getting back to the heat the rhubarb in the garden is definitely looking a bit wilted which is I suspect what I will be in the heat of the upstairs rooms and if I can't sleep I may well come and add some punctuation to this

It is.....

Simply the best.

Especially

when the sun shines

and you're camping

without a care in the world.

It's also exciting when

you watch the

stream trains go by

and two minutes later notice

a small amount of smoke

and two minutes later

the whole cutting

is ablaze

and you have to call the fire brigade

so that the Norfolk

doesn't burn.

No wonder we move to diesel.

Today I took one

and took one

or two

photos.

St Benet's Abbey

The local waterway

Two dragonflys.