A quiet day at work here, I spent most of it trying to catch up with correspondence and am very glad to have tomorrow off.
The issue with screen usage is a peculiar one current studies seem to be pointing at three and half hours a day making us 20% more stupid than we would be without it and more likely to get dementia sooner. This seems to apply to all types of screen and to be saying that the OAPs who were hitting Coronation Street pretty hard in the 1960s are more likely to forget who they are now.
Of course the other one is particulate air pollution especially that produced by burning diesel, jet engine fuel and ship's bunker fuel. Up your nose and into the brain perhaps, although the biggest issue with particulate air pollution is reduced life expectancy from heart and lung diseases. The main reason I have reservations about an air freight hub at Manston and a busy port in Ramsgate.
Anyway about 6 hours screen today and looking forward to settling down with a book (on paper of course) after writing this post.
By the way this is Folkestone Viaduct 's taller than ours.
I did get out and some photos of D A "Tinker" Cobbold's exhibition at York Street Gallery in Ramsgate
I also popped into Nice Things and took some photos of the new stock there
very little time to wander about due to work
a fairly high tide
fortunately without a storm
The sky seemed particularly blue through St George's tower
I travelled to School by train from Margate to Faversham from 1957 on what was called the directors train, it was regularly pulled by West country class and Battle of Britain class steam engines. Looking back it was the end of an era, electric trains just didn't impress the way a thundering great steam engine could!
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