This has been one busy week! I have been to lunch with Anna Tribe - Admiral Lord Nelson's oldest descendant, visited the Nelson Museum in Monmouth, spending an hour in a traffic jam just to get just one photo, spent a day at Weston's Cider in Much Marcle to photograph the Company's 125th Anniversary, two evenings at John Kyrle High School to photograph the local Parliamentary candidates and a concert by Gloucester Police Choir, an hour at Ashfield Park Primary School to photograph the new Head Teacher and a museum visit and visited Goodrich Castle over a period of two days to photograph dancing and battle scenes. All this is on top of writing articles, updating the web site and acting as family chauffeur. To say that I feel knackered at the moment is something of an understatement but it has definitely all been worth while!

I posted the Ross Gazette photos through the door at eight o'clock this morning and at the time of writing this, I estimate another twelve hours ahead of me will be taken up preparing this week's issue of Wyenot News. I hope you enjoy the issue - a lot of work has gone into it and tomorrow, Tuesday: Tuesday is the day of rest and I intend to get up late, generally slob around and watch the frogs in my garden pond. (I bet I get nagged into mowing the lawn though!)