COLD DARK ROOM

Lyn W

Well-Known Member
10 Year Member!
Joined
Jul 22, 2014
Messages
24,631
Location (City and/or State)
UK
Good thank you Linda. Starting to feel the pain now a little more. The cheeks were not as painful this time but she definitly found some other spots which were quite painful. She laughed when I told her about what you said regarding their nack of finding the painful spots. And btw I concurr on that point. But I do hope that it will eventually help. She said that she can feel that at least the neck and shoulder muscles have improved but we still need to do more work before we can go on just maintenance sessions. One of the problems are, is that I have been struggling with this for a long time so that it will take a while before it comes right or at least gets to a level where I just need to go in for a maintenance session. I am just going to take it one step at a time.
....and a step in the right direction each time!
 

JoesMum

Well-Known Member
10 Year Member!
Joined
Oct 26, 2011
Messages
21,568
Location (City and/or State)
Kent, South East England
Good evening all. We have had a very long day. We had to get up at 6am so we could go and buy a packed lunch before catching the car ferry to Westray which is actually one of the most remote northerly islands.

The ferry was larger than yesterday’s, but still open plan for the cars. We didn’t sit in the car for this crossing though.
IMG_7444.jpg

The weather was amazing. High of 17C and sunshine all the way. It was very windy which brought the “feels like” down quite a bit.

The island is a mix of white sandy beaches and high cliffs. We walked over 10 miles admiring scenery and birds (mostly nesting on the cliffs)

Early morning from the ferry
IMG_7442.jpg
One of many puffins
IMG_7448.jpg
Beaches
IMG_7456.jpg
IMG_7460.jpg
Sea cliffs
IMG_7502.jpg
IMG_7507.jpg

Requiring a lighthouse
IMG_7472.jpg
 

JoesMum

Well-Known Member
10 Year Member!
Joined
Oct 26, 2011
Messages
21,568
Location (City and/or State)
Kent, South East England
And there’s also a “castle” built circa 1500 but never actually completed.

The builder was a bit of a baddy and paranoid that everyone was out to get him. As a result, what he built had holes for guns every few feet from knee level to the top.

It is so drafty as all the main rooms have holes in the walls. I think his wife flatly refused to move in which would be why it never got finished :D
IMG_7462.jpg
 

Lyn W

Well-Known Member
10 Year Member!
Joined
Jul 22, 2014
Messages
24,631
Location (City and/or State)
UK
And there’s also a “castle” built circa 1500 but never actually completed.

The builder was a bit of a baddy and paranoid that everyone was out to get him. As a result, what he built had holes for guns every few feet from knee level to the top.

It is so drafty as all the main rooms have holes in the walls. I think his wife flatly refused to move in which would be why it never got finished :D
View attachment 239204
Gorgeous!
Love the holey house/castle
 

CarolM

Well-Known Member
5 Year Member
Joined
Oct 30, 2017
Messages
19,492
Location (City and/or State)
South Africa - Cape Town
And there’s also a “castle” built circa 1500 but never actually completed.

The builder was a bit of a baddy and paranoid that everyone was out to get him. As a result, what he built had holes for guns every few feet from knee level to the top.

It is so drafty as all the main rooms have holes in the walls. I think his wife flatly refused to move in which would be why it never got finished :D
View attachment 239204
Lol. On the wife part. Good for her.
 

Bambam1989

Well-Known Member
Joined
Aug 15, 2017
Messages
3,112
Location (City and/or State)
East Texas
Well... We bought the tractor.
It doesn't move. Will run wonderfully and the hydraulics seem to work well. It just doesn't "go".
Hubby says it could be a couple of different things. Shouldn't be expensive to fix, just time consuming. Yeah, like we have tons of that to go around!
I'll take a pic once it stops raining..
 

JoesMum

Well-Known Member
10 Year Member!
Joined
Oct 26, 2011
Messages
21,568
Location (City and/or State)
Kent, South East England
You've had a very busy holiday Linda, you'll be glad to go home for a rest!
Is it the time of the little plane that has changed?

The flights have been complicated right from the start. There used to be an airline that flew direct from Gatwick to Kirkwall, but they pulled out of the route earlier this year and refunded our money. So we ended up booking a return to Gatwick-Glasgow with EasyJet then a return Glasgow-Kirkwall with Logan Air.

Easy Jet changed their Gatwick-Glasgow flight on the way up so we had a very long wait in Glasgow. Then Logan Air cancelled the return flight to Glasgow which gave us no choice but to get a later flight and to rebook the EasyJet Glasgow-Gatwick.

It’s worked out rather expensive unfortunately.
 

JoesMum

Well-Known Member
10 Year Member!
Joined
Oct 26, 2011
Messages
21,568
Location (City and/or State)
Kent, South East England
Well... We bought the tractor.
It doesn't move. Will run wonderfully and the hydraulics seem to work well. It just doesn't "go".
Hubby says it could be a couple of different things. Shouldn't be expensive to fix, just time consuming. Yeah, like we have tons of that to go around!
I'll take a pic once it stops raining..

It’ll keep him out of mischief :D Without it he’d be looking for walls to knock down or something. My Dad was very similar.
 

New Posts

Top