Tuesday morning 7.30 and Mickey and I ran down to the council tip 10 miles from home.
The ton bag was just too heavy to handle alone and get up the four steel steps to get it into the massive dumpsters.
So we unloaded, a 3 minute job and then headed back home as I had a lecture to do at Kings College Hospital for 75 attendees.
Typically, the M2 was screwed and so were some detours too.
Made it to my lecture with 15 minutes to spare.
Saw this on Facebook this week.
Memory flashback.
One of the troop trains we used to travel on when I was in the military, I spent 4 days on one in 1981 travelling to Namibia.
Had a rough work week this week and Thursday evening I needed to find some head space.
Walked up to the farm.
Saw the beauty around me, and took these four photos, stood in one spot, turning through 360 degrees, one in each wind direction.
Looking over the Thames river toward Essex.
Looking back toward home, over to the Medway river and Isle of Grain on the left.
Eastward.
And of course the result. Had also spoken to Charlie the farmer for a while.
On Friday I was back in London for the day.
Met a gentleman who works for UPS Couriers in St Thomas Hospital in the lifts.
Now most of us like them as they usually deliver parts for our projects.
He was very proud of his job, and the rest of his attire was honestly immaculate
Asked if I could photograph his shoes, he agreed.
This certainly was the highlight of my week.
Someone loving their job.
This time of year, despite getting colder gives awesome sunrises and sunsets.
This morning I was greeted by this sunrise.
Headed out for a 60th birthday party..... second one for the year. Remember Dennis?