I’m so glad you got to spend so much time with your daughter and grandsons! The photos are amazing! As we cycle along, I love seeing families out bicycling together.

Great t-shirt! Where did you get it?

I don't recall seeing another one. This one was shown on a site I used for researching places of interest... you can zoom out/in on the map to where places you want to explore...

https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/listed-buildings-map?loc=15,53.2262052,-0.5337381#.YtCjg3ZBzcs

I love this. I’ll have to keep an eye out for others.

So we’ve seen three or four stone markers with this symbol in the North York Moors in the last few days. Do you know what it signifies?

Yes, I was just preoccupied while in the UK and the plan was always to do journal once back in Taiwan, when I'd have more time and my computer to work with.
I'm still at home alone under strict quarantine, but hope to escape outside this weekend.

Great to see you back on the grid and to enoy your inspiring photography! I was worried that you weren't going to post your trip although I had insider information that all was well with you.

Hi, Scott

You have no doubt gathered I am not online much here. Debbie hasn't flown over and isn't coming. It's all down to Covid having exploded in Taiwan.

I see you're enjoying France.

I was in Wales last week and aim to go to Northumberland next week -- if the wetaher is kind. It's cool and wet here right now.

All the best,
Graham

Hi, Scott

I have been away and not ablle to use a omputer. I am fine here and have recently cycled in Yorkshire and the north of Norfolk.

All the best,

Graham

Just checking in, Graham. Did you make it across? Hope all is well with you.

Yes. More than his share actually. Perhaps we should have left off the towel.

Has he managed to have any children? ;)

I rode my son around like that for a year or two when he was about 5-6, in an age before bike seats or helmets were standard. But at least we used a towel for him to sit on.

All good, Graham. And yes, the move went smoothly and we’re happily ensconced. I don’t feel like going anwhere else at the moment.

Tailwinds and dry paths!

Thanks, Kathleen

I'm not sure my updates will be regular, if at all, while in the UK, as I'm not taking my old EeePC notebook. It's basically had it after all these years. Also writing and editing photos tends to be a full-on job, one which would infringe on seeing friends and family, so I'm sorry to say you may have to wait until July before you see any posts.

Anyway, you'll be on my mind when I pop into a charity shop. The ones in the UK offer more variety than the ones here, so fingers crossed I should find something good.

Hopefully your house move went smoothly. You live in a nice part of the world.