First time in a while able to take pictures of the full moon, well looking at the lunar calendar, it was actually 99% full. Called the Full Moon this days is the Sturgeon of August 2023.
Month: August 2023
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Week 181 – Aug 30th – Full Moon
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Week 180 – Aug 27th – Back below 18 stone
Managed to get my weight back below 18 stone this week.
Hopefully I can keep it there for a while.
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Week 180 – Aug 27th – Winnie The Pooh
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Week 180 – Aug 27th – Battersea Part 3
I’m sure when this was originally built (Battersea Power Station), no one thought years later it would be turned into a shopping, restaurant and cinema complex.
When walking around the Battersea Power station, I was reading about the planning and one of the ideas was to have a roller coaster ride built around it. People do come up with strange ideas.
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Week 180 – Aug 27th – Battersea Part 2
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Week 180 – Aug 27th – Battersea Part 1
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Week 180 – Aug 26th – Double pot of gold
After so much rain which we thankfully missed when we were at Greenwich earlier today, typical for a bank holiday weekend in England, then going sunny this evening, Claire captured a double rainbow at home.
I can’t remember the last time I saw one.
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Week 180 – Aug 26th – Greenwich
We took a visit up to Greenwich today and had a walk by the river Thames and Greenwich, including its market, luckily we did this before the rain came.
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Week 180 – Aug 23rd – Financial review
Today I had a financial review and in the most part, everything is going all OK which is all you can ask for with the mess going on around the world.
Recovered from the bad ending to 2022, due to the scare from the mini budget from the shortest rein prime minster.
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Week 179 – Aug 20th – Back over 18 stone
After a few weeks, the weight has pushed itself back over 18 stone.
The battle continues.
