BACK IN THE SADDLE JUST THAT THERE ARE TWO HORSES!

It's the first day this week that I haven't been between hospitals and doctors surgeries but what a treat with the weather. I find that with all this light I can easily read and can also watch television with a minimum of squint. Perhaps the prism on Saturday will get me seeing through both eyes together, who knows until you experience these things. Mandy had some appointments today prior to her trip to Ireland so sdhe dropped me on the A50 west towards Crewe one of my favourite spots in troubled times, near home , in the country and plenty of lorries. The sun was a real help as I dint have to alter any settings at all just pan the camera around, I couldnt really see the screen on the video or still camera but I think it has all come out fine , all those years mean I go on auto pilor! I may have ti start getting the screen print a bigger size as I do struggle reading or typing as you will have noticed. Mandy is all packed for the ferry, early start in the morning.  

We had a sit in the sun in the back garden this afternoon rounded off with a drink later on. We may go to The Crown later on but I've a few jobs to get out of the way. More than enough film today to fill two very long running volumes on the lorries, great drivers, great weather which all helped me feel as if life wasn't entirely on hold at the moment. A lot of DVD orders which I'll get ready tomorrow, whether I'm up to posting with Lawrence at the helm I'm not sure, may leave it until Monday. We were think8ingt of go8ing over to Belfast for the rally but see in Buses that it has been cancelled, never affected by the 'troubles' government cuts have eliminated the museum support, I gues there are pl;enty of other places they don't need the museum really. Shorts on the A500 west. I didn't think they were bad for someone with wonky eyes!