To Hartley's for a light lunch. Francoise had a salmon sandwich and I had a latte and a cheese cake. Paul the owner is always a pleasure to meet and in spite of the incessant pressure he finds time to talk to his customers. To our magically valley just north of Wells. Whereas a few months ago it was a wonder to walk in, now it was an impenetrable jungle of weeds. We then struggled a few hundred...
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Swimming fever – the beauty of clear water
Françoise has continued to enjoy the wild swimming in Vobster . I am figuring out the culture of swimmers and divers. Françoise finds that the fellow swimmers, normally female, are very friendly but I found that the divers are a special breed. it must cost a fortune to kit yourself out with the required gear. I can imagine people getting hooked on it. It seems that the facility is open almost...
Freedom from fear – the fear of Freedom
"The Fear of Freedom" is a seminal book by Eric Fromm and made a great impact on me. Many people are too frightened to be themselves and thus claim a passport but essentially to an acting role. Nowadays with this current Covid, people are just plain and simple frightened. As I said before, the deliberate Government campaign creates frightened and confused people. It is softening them up to be...
A visit to Wells Somerset in a (semi) lock down mode
I went to Wetherspoons for breakfast and now anyone who enters the establishment will be asked to write their phone number for track and trace details. This is basically a surveillance system about which I want nothing to do so I refused and sat at my table. An enthusiastic young assistant bought me a track and trace form with a pencil and asked me to fill it in, and then reminded me. Having...
A walk in the woods
Boris Johnson wanting to spend a hundred billion pounds on daily testing, or any sum come to that, when the test is one of the most unreliable ever for COVID sends me into something of a spin. Do see my huge weight of evidence in my website I had a very pleasant ZOOM meeting with a group of Christian men from Frome this evening. We did not have a formal agenda but I find that if there is a...
Collecting logs + a visit to Frome
We collected a supply of logs from Longleat - 180 kg for about £33. We reckon to keep us going for the winter we shall need about £75 worth with coal after the fire has started. It takes a lot to remove the charisma from Frome. There were limited people wandering around but a lovely warm atmosphere. I wanted to go up to the mask wearers and shake them.
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