Funny, isn’t it? No matter how many hours in the day you make use of – it’s never enough to accomplish everything you desire to do. Today I was out early in order to finish the fascia at the back of the house and put the guttering back before the weather changed. It was just as well that I did as the forecast was bang on, with the afternoon being wet, wet, wet…

Outdoor chores done I had plenty to keep me occupied indoors, even if it did mean spending the rest of the day staring at a computer screen as I cleared emails, scanned old slides and loaded more old pictures and railway memorabilia onto eBay for others delight and my profit – as well as freeing up a lot of cupboard space!

Dawn’s been a busy bee too as she’s got stuck into renovating and redecorating the porch – and an excellent job she’s done too. Afterwards, whilst I sat (boggle-eyed) in the office Dee cooked industrial quantities of dairy free lasagne for us and her parents – some of which we scoffed tonight.

Such a busy day ahs left me little time to think about today’s picture so it’s been a bit random, with no particular theme. Even so, I hope you like it. Today’s picture is of Mt Kilimanjaro as seen from a British Airways flight from Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania back to Heathrow. I took it on the 12th May 2001 as we were (literally) lucky enough to be sat on the right side of the plane.

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