Clifford’s Tower, York (North Yorkshire, England) – in late afternoon Autumn sun. Clifford’s Tower was the location of one of the worst anti-Semitic massacres of the Middle Ages (see English Heritage ). In Spring the slopes erupt with the mass blooming of daffodils.
—Stephen—
My pc decided it didn’t want to play anymore – automatic fixing utilities gave up the ghost (Windows 10 on a Dell desktop). I’ve having to reload from scratch, which has meant wiping the hard drive. Fortunately, I have a backup of my data – though my photos are on a separate drive, so they are less of a problem.
Passwords have been a problem – I’ve had to reset a lot of them as my record of them relied on software I lost to read their data file…. DOH!
I’m not able to pin the original problem down specifically, but I did make two software upgrades during the day – one to some banking security software and another to Adobe creative suite software.
Oh well – nobody got hurt!
—Stephen—
I saw the plane first, then I heard it, then I saw it’s owner. I don’t know much about these things, but by my estimation the guy certainly knew what he was doing. He didn’t have it tumbling around the sky like some demented mosquito – his control had the little buzzy thing performing a series of well controlled maneuvers between periods of level flight.
—Stephen—
This Archimedes Screw generator(?) seemed to be in operation when I passed it – not seen one actually working before.
—Stephen—
—Stephen—
Statue of Emperor Constantine by Philip Jackson. The statue is outside the Minister in York.
—-Stephen—
—Stephen—
