Waiting for Colin

This blog relates to Monday. 

Today consisted of me waiting for Colin and the motorhome to drive from Cambridge to Charlestown. 

It was a nice day: light cloud (hot at times) and slight breeze (chilli at times). I hung around outside the hotel which gets busy with tourists. Struck up a few conversations: Met a couple from Newmarket on holiday with their two dogs - they don't like the narrow, single track roads!

Spent the day reading a second hand book: a thriller set in Cambridge. Maybe my next 'ambition' (not challenge) should be writing a book! 

Hooray... Colin and the motorhome arrived, how lovely. All is good in the world. 

Fitbit records: 10,942 steps, 4.8 miles, and 23 flight of stairs. 

Photo's are a selection of my attempts at arty shots over the last few weeks, and by the way Pete i found Poldark in Charlestown.

  
   

 

 

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  1. Unknown28 June 2017 at 06:56

    You got him in a good pose. Hope your weather is better than ours. Torrential rain here.

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  2. Anonymous28 June 2017 at 08:27

    Hi Jules and Colin well our water butts are now full with all the rain we had yesterday and there is supposed to be more today. That means I have dad hanging around all day.
    Love mum xxx

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