No parking 3

No parking 2

No parking

It occurred to me that there are a lot of parking restrictions between my car park & my office. Here, for your delectation, are some of them. For the benefit of my overseas visitors, a single yellow line means no parking at all. A double one means no parking at all at all :-)

Camping - close to home

Bouncy birthday party slide

Giant's Ring

"Graduation Day"

Moustache

M

What passes for high summer in this part of the world.

Past its use by date . . .or it would have been

Sing Gospel!

Gratitude

Sun seeker

Practice, practice, practice.

Sing Live - Sing Gospel is on on Sunday night & the choir members are taking every last opportunity to rehearse their parts.
Some tickets still available - Ulster Hall 7.30pm

Goodbye old friend

DIY service

On target?

A very good label

When the recipe calls for a splash of wine, someone I know just reaches for the nearest bottle from the rack.
So I decided to add a label of my own to the more special bottles.

Techy heaven :-)

Waiting for 2,300 women at the Waterfront Hall.

A little light gardening tonight

Loving the long summer evenings

Should I open it?

This little bag had been pushed through our letterbox when I arrived home today. it has my name on it, but on explanation whatsoever.
What do you think?

"Watering the flowers"

Making daisy chains

chair fixing kit

Job done :-)

Yummy Friday dinner

Cycling home

Another milestone. The first cycle ride home. I'm sure there'll be many more as the summer progresses & "big school" beckons in September.

Classic tv revisited

Number one son had finished his reading book for school, so he raided my bookshelf & came up with this. I had to explain the context, but it's a great story & he's enjoying it.

Windfarm

I came across this windfarm on an unintentional detour through County Tyrone this morning.

I was supposed to be going from Belfast to Omagh, but was talking on the phone and followed the cars in front around the Ballygawley roundabout onto the A4 instead of the A5. I was two villages on down the wrong road before I realised my mistake - hence the cross-country detour.