LOOKING AT TRUCK IN NORFOLK

A day which seems to have vanished in the blink of an eye but our Youtube channel has reached new heights of success due to you our viewers although bus clips look set to vanish from the top ten in favour of trucks so bus fans you'll need to click the adverts even more if you want to stay in the top placings on our statistics. Also did you know that almost as many women and girls watch our films as do boys and men. Where would you think would be our second highest viewership in the world, well it's Vietnam which explains why we are uploading more material from that delightful Asian corner of the world. Tonight we add 1996 clips from Argentina. The archive features are also available to download in full and on our subscription channel. The subscription channel is at last taking off, a great way to save money. Our sights are set well on internet activities as the vehicle rally scene in the Uk runs down and lets be fair things in the UK have been pretty tight for a long time, better for us all to corner support from a world wide viewer base. It makes our trips far and near possible. We are aiming to be getting around £2K a month by the end of 2018. This could be exceeded if the subscription side grows as fast as the advertising partnership. Notwithstanding all this we continue to put out all our material in several outlets online. You can find all our DVDs on our own shop, most of them on Amazon and a good selection on EBay. I updated all the shops this morning and created a sale on EBay which is with us soon, just 3 days so be quick. Showbus is our next UK rally, we'll have the recent DVD releases and a load of reduced stock to clear as we make room for our huge annual output.

Today Mandy had the small procedure to remove the stent which has hopefully formed a new left eye tear duct, it was painless but some antiseptic cream still needed to clear up minor infection. I put the end to the last of the visible woodworm at St Oswalds this morning, it was heaving with rain but all seems secure with the roof at present. I've run off some more respect disabled parking leaflets as people are ignoring our three disabled bays at the church. The weather for the charity walk / pilgrimage looks a bit mixed but we shall hopefully have plenty of company when we start on Friday.  St Oswalds website on Just Giving is the place to support me, I've already done 38 miles getting there and it's another 38 miles around the circuit in Derbyshire. I've loaded up our recent still photos from Essex on our Smugmug stills site and sghould have the east Anglian views ready to put on later this evening.  Meanwhile we start to look at the trucks of Norfolk as we start in Kings Lynn last Thursday early in the morning as the sun came up. St Oswalds fund raising meeting this evening. Bus filming Weds or Thursday this week