ALL NEW RELEASES FROM INDIAN OCEAN TRIP ON SHOP

A very cold day although there was a usable light with just a little rain but it was domestic jobs and catching up with PMP work which filled the hours. I did venture out into the garden as it was garden waste collection tomorrow and I didnt want the bin empty so I got a lot of spent foliage loaded up and finally cleared the remainder of the vegetation over from the storm damage which wrecked the side trellis. I managed to get the remainder of the Reunion and Madagascar DVDs finished along with the DVD covers and also loaded them on to the PMP shop along with the latest DVD list. I also made a start on getting the digital download versions loaded. I got the still photos from the trip filed so I could clear the camera for tomorrows trip to Tyneside. An early start in the morning and hopefully e'll get Newcastle, Gateshead and South Shields covered and be back in time for tea and our session at The Crown. We have St Oswalds PCC meeting this evening, I'm not 100% sure I'll go but Mandy will attend, there is a chance I may show my face but have been very unhappy with the direction it has taken and the lack of support I received as Churchwarden. Now they don't even have a official churchwarden.

The post bag has been laerge the last two days although a bit quieter today, as we are out in the North East we'll post todays orders out on Friday afternoon. I'm looking at Mansfield and Chesterfield for Friday should the outlook remain light cloud, I need to check the BBC weather in half an hour. I'm going to make a start on the proposals for my spring trip to Asia, I did sketch and price out the rudiments a while back, I'm also minded to complete my circuit of Ukraine trams and trolleybus locations but it is very much my own where as tram and trolley films attract barely any viewers on Youtube and few DVD orders as opposed to truck features. Buses only sell if they are in the UK. Having sad that Ireland north and south will feature in 2019. Tonight we look t trucks as seem in Tamatave in Madagascar, the chaotic port city on the east coast.