Hah! We had that today. I guess I didn’t have “lock on roads” turned on when I was making today’s route But we managed.

Things look so easy and obvious on the big screen at home. Much different when you are cranking up the big hill in person!

Dodie was very polite about my casual route choices.

One really despicable thing is when a gpx track is not snapped to the roads but only vagues points the direction. Dodie does really hate that one.

I, too, dislike the single heavy quilt! Terrible! Same in Italy. But I like the French pillows better than the German ones.

Oh yeah, that would have been a good way to put it.

It shows it's great advertising.Do you also remember our huge Baumarkt? Our nearby hotel was super great with full ten jammer!

We remember this plane!!!!

We used to write NCV = No Commercial Value

There’s a reason Al is happy for me to create our routes. If it’s bad, and one bit (thankfully only a bit) was really bad in Spain last year, it can’t possibly be his fault.

Yum! Lucky you!

Here are three kisses for you, Kris

XXX

I looked back at the earlier photo when it was just starting and it looks a lot worse and if it’s affecting the nose also it could be serious! When you go to the pharmacy you can ask them but you may need to have it looked at by a medical professional.

Sorry you are having the problems with your hands. It looks miserable! You should definitely get some cortisone cream.

This is becoming the fall back idea., although it is 8 months since my last booster. The rash starts as a slight redness and then seems to progress to blisters, open wounds and then scabs. I will see if a local pharmacy can sell me some cortisone cream, thanks for the suggestion.

That looks very uncomfortable! After my 2nd Pfizer booster, I developed red bumps, like small rashes, not on my fingers., but on my torso and neck. They come and go, and Cortisone cream helps. Have no idea if there's any correlation.

Ouch!!!