The view from my "office"

[Pushka]

I just read on the news that one of the people missing in SEQ is a long time friend of mine and a mentor from my early business days. I hope his resilience that I've witnessed over the years, will come through for him again.

Sadly, just after I posted the above, I received an email to say his body has been recovered. Terrible news.

That's sad. The floods have been dreadful. Best wishes.

 

[JohnM]

Hiroshima tonight.

Peace park.


And a must-do: okonomiyaki dinner.

 

[Rugby]

View from The Alhambra, Granada looking towards the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

 

[love_the_life]

I just read on the news that one of the people missing in SEQ is a long time friend of mine and a mentor from my early business days. I hope his resilience that I've witnessed over the years, will come through for him again.

Sadly, just after I posted the above, I received an email to say his body has been recovered. Terrible news.

I am very sorry to hear that Swanning_it. Very sad for all concerned, family friends and the community. Thoughts with you.

 

[VPS]

Portrait Resturaunt, National Portrait Gallery, London.

Very pleasant office to watch the sun set, and the approach flights to LCY.

Food's not bad either.

Love the view from up there (and also the NPG)

and yes therealTMA - I have the Tate of my list for lunch

 

[TheRealTMA]

Love the view from up there (and also the NPG)

and yes therealTMA - I have the Tate of my list for lunch

Excellent. LFT the review. Actually, I've put the NPG restaurant on our list for lunch in May!

The trouble with the Whistler is that after lunch you wander into the Tate galleries and can't escape until dinner time!

 

[VPS]

Excellent. LFT the review. Actually, I've put the NPG restaurant on our list for lunch in May!

The trouble with the Whistler is that after lunch you wander into the Tate galleries and can't escape until dinner time!

LFT? In my world that means Liver Function Test and I'm avoiding those like the plague

Let me know how you enjoy the NPG food - I've just been there for coffee and cake

 

[Cossie]

Luang Prabang, old Governor's complex.

 

[boomy]

Qantas B767 simulator.

 

[love_the_life]

Luang Prabang, old Governor's complex.....

And how are you managing with the wrist? And MrsC with the bad knees?

 

[love_the_life]

Hiroshima tonight.

And a must-do: okonomiyaki dinner.

Ooh yum, okonomiyaki. Can't wait to eat it again. Hope you are taking notice as well GarretM​.

 

[Cossie]

And how are you managing with the wrist? And MrsC with the bad knees?

Oh she is whinging all the time..... not really, it can't be easy though, we have walked lots and lots. I've taken to getting the cast wet in the shower, it dries reasonably quickly and smells much better!

 

[Cossie]

View from a few days ago.

 

[JessicaTam]

View from a few days ago.

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I thought Malta had the distinction of being the most bombed country. Maybe it was per sqkm.

 

[TheRealTMA]

I thought Malta had the distinction of being the most bombed country. Maybe it was per sqkm.

Pales in comparison with the undeclared war in Laos.

 

[vmile]

Godolphin Arms, Marazion,Cornwall.

Not an aircraft in sight other than some ultralights buzzing the 'beach'.

 

[Rugby]

The Royal Palace, Madrid. The medieval armoury exhibition was a highlight.

 

[RooFlyer]

This weeks office. Uni has changed a lot, and not much for the better.



One guy guy started a quiet, but audible phone conversation during a lecture. Lecturer didn't seem to mind, but student next to him sure did! Sorry to say it was an older guy on the phone.

 

[JohnM]

Kyoto. About 5 days from peak sakura. I'm here until Saturday.

 

[OZDUCK]

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Godolphin Arms, Marazion,Cornwall.

Not an aircraft in sight other than some ultralights buzzing the 'beach'.

Looking at that photo, I realised that it it is 40 years since we were there