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The Great Escape
As Wales has gone into lockdown for 17 days I have escaped to the boat to start working on the electrics. I spent all day today stripping the instruments and releasing cables from hundreds of cable ties to identify and remove unused cables and try to figure out…
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Lady Cindy – First Photos
Photos of Lady Cindy pre and post purchase First Visit Photos Sales Broker Photos
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New Site Created
Welcome to my new web site. It has been created for those curious after meeting me, working with me and for those related to me. I put major events in my life on here and update what I am currently up to. The site also contains links to…
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Day 10 – The last post
This is my last post on the blog as I fly home to the UK today via Denver. Yesterday I went to the the Buffalo Bill Museum of the West. It is a massive place with different sections for Nature, William Cody, Native Americans, Art and a huge…
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Day 8 – Canyon and escaping the weather
The plan this morning was to visit the Canyon area of the park and spend the day there before leaving the park in the evening to go back to Cody. The weather had other plans though. I checked at the park visitor centre and the East entrance was…
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Day 7 – Lamar Valley and fishing
I had an early start this morning, I had heard so much about the Lamar valley and the wildlife that my expectations were high, always a bad sign. It was fantastic and I did see lots of Bison but I think the Moose and Elk have mostly migrated…