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I could change my vote for @Saul, but his is the better picture.

2C when I set out this morning. There was ice on the car when I got my bike out of the garage. Took the non-ebike, as I'm trying to alternate them. The early part of the route was a bit of a struggle, as there is a reasonably long incline to where I took the photos. The rest of the route was OK, but I think that I should have checked the tyre pressures before I left home, because the bike seemed to be taking more effort than usual. I'll get fit, even if it kills me!

China's finest pixellation! I think that there's actually a chinaman with a box of crayons inside my phone!

A one day ban? Must try harder!

It's normally a few degrees warmer here than there @Clive, but, if the wind is in a certain direction, it brings cold air down here from the snow fields on the Pyrénées, which chills things down a bit!

Cycled down to the beach again this morning. 3C when I set out, but got up to a whole 6C by the time I got back. I could see snow on the Pyrénées in the distance. Anyway, I liked to sky over the water this morning.

Getting into the Christmas spirit!

And guess who the driver is?

Have you seen the price of Photoshop? Mind you, if my 150€ Chinese phone can recreate photoshop level images, I could be onto a winner!

I had to vote for @Saul's shot, as it brings back happy memories of sitting opposite there eating the biggest pasty I've ever had........and, believe me, I've eaten a lot of pasties!

Cheers Bob. ️

Free paint?

It's well known that the common cold is a strain of corona virus. The problem with Covid-19 is that it's a particular mutation that people hadn't encountered before. This caused people's immune systems to overreact when they first encountered it. This is what lead to the high death rate initially. As more people come into contact with it or are vaccinated, the immune systems work out a way to deal with it without the overreaction. It's like the South American tribes that were wiped out or severely reduced by picking up diseases from the conquistadors, which their immune systems had not encountered before, so their immune systems overreacted. Diseases that the those in Europe had already developed an immune response to over time.

Good luck for tomorrow morning Rich.

It wasn't. I nearly fell off when I got to the sand! I had to push the bike across the beach to the water's edge.

Good luck with the job hunting mate. I know how you feel though. I had a job years back where I worked my arse off, but got no thanks. The straw that broke the camel's back was when I took a customers main control unit back to the office one evening, after it couldn't be fixed in-situ because the company never gave us the necessary spare parts. I'd been on the road since 6am and I got to the office at around 8pm and stayed until 10pm to fix the unit. Bearing in mind that the office was in High Wycombe and I lived in Kent at the time. I took the repaired unit home with me and then set off the following morning at 6am to get it reinstalled at the customer's before they opened. The MD phoned me up and gave me a bollocking because the customer had complained that I'd taken the unit away. I told him exactly where he could shove his job! I got another job a week later.

Our friends in the village said that their doctor told them to leave a 2 week gap between the 2 jabs. I'll probably do that, just in case. It's only a 5 minute drive to the pharmacy where I get them done, so it's no big deal to get them done separately.

My youngest sister has 3 rats, er, little dogs. She's at the vets at least once a week with one or other of them! Costing her a fortune!