RAF Waddington
I had to pull in at the RAF Waddington Public Viewing area today to make an important phone call on behalf of one of our client’s and whilst I was there a VC10 was carrying out some training loops.
Photography
River Witham Lincoln
Grabbed on my iPhone – with the Millennium Sculpture in the distance.
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Lincoln Cathedral at Night
Shot from my iPhone – it is small but the Cathedral is there. It was unfortunate that the window was dirty.
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Things I like about iOS 5
Following the issues of actually installing iOS 5 onto my iPhone 4 the upgrade has added extra functionality to the phone. The highlights for me are:
I am off to Cornwall next week for a few days walking and camping so I will try out the upgraded Camera app then and comment on it once I have seen some results.
Things against iOS 5
Should you upgrade – yes – but look back at my post a out my upgrade experience before you do it – iOS 5 problems.
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West Highland Way – The Train Back to Glasgow
Due to the Nevis Range being in the way the way back to Glasgow, by train, from Fort William requires us to go north to Spean Bridge and Tulloch first – a big detour. Hopefully the rain will clear from the windows so we can see the views.
in the station
More wet blurry photos to come!
the stations are quite high on this line
lunch – venison pie and tea
the West Highland Way from the moving train – near Tyndrum
We are now in a coffee bar, in Glasgow. Richard is hallucinating that the waitress looks like “Penny”. Time to go home.
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West Highland Way Day 8 – Fort William
Time to cross the finish line. The rain this morning is the worst we have seen all week. But we braved it and walked the last mile to the new official (commercial) finish of the West Highland Way.
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West Highland Way Day 7 – Kinlochlen to Fort William
The day started with what is probably the best breakfast of the trip, it included fresh bread, scones, smoked salmon and a large selection of berries and fresh fruit. Richard’s West Highland cooked breakfast could barely fit on the plate.
Having dropped down into Kinlochleven yesterday we had to climb back out this morning through the forest to the old military road.
above and below the Ben Nevis range
We were slower today than we had planned – so we got to Fort William too late to pass the “official finish line” and take photos. So we will finish this walk tomorrow.
But we did pass the “old finish line”!
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