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As you walk around it you feel as though you are taken away from the hustle and bustle of the general roads and life but you aren’t. It really isn’t that big but big enough not to get bored easily.
I entered a world of books. Located in the old Quackers Meeting House in Bath this place was brimming with books from floor to ceiling. The basement, the gallery, them ladders mounted on runners (which all work) allowing you access to the top shelves. Just like a fancy classical library you see in the movies.
Their air temp was 7 degrees c. I could vaguely describe it as warm. I couldn’t believe how ‘lovely’ the weather is up here. I sent selfies next to the sea to my own wife. Even she couldn’t believe how ‘warm’ it is up here.
The day went just as I hoped. I wanted to end up in #Wales and here I am. I love the place. Wales is the type of partner you don’t want to live with but just love visiting!
Ironically there was little wind and the temperature was a steady 10-14c. I drove back via the road passing Fort Nelson. The view from above was amazing. Something my trusty iPhone 8 struggled to capture. The entire Porchester and port area can be seen. So many lights and so much going on.
Nothing much happening today. Work was pretty slow where I happened to be so I went for a mooch and came across ‘Coxes Lock’. This particular lock was opened in 1653. That was 370 years ago! Think about it. Three centuries ago and it is still in use today. It also happens to be the …
End of the week. And I’m knackered. So much so that I decided to take the day off today. Okay, I did do a local job for a company that’s cool with me but that was it. The week was spent taking in some amazing scenery. Breathtaking is an understatement! Arranging meetings with legal folk …
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