Today I have mainly been V5.0 (Part 3)

You’re not fooling anyone with CNBC money on the TV. We all know you switched back to nickelodeon after that photo.

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Those curtains really bring the room together

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You would never believe there is a Presidential election in twelve days time wandering around Washington DC these last couple of days - it’s quite remarkable really.

DC is very different from what I expected - it has a very European feeling to it totally unlike any US city I’ve been to before.

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Have you been to the Air & Space museum?

We thought (well I did Anne not so much :slightly_smiling_face:) about it but long queues to get in put us off as it’s been scorchio here.

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Just fucked my left arm up good and proper trying to lift the big’n’shinies onto a different isolation platform by way of an experiment - summat went audibly crunch and now I can barely lift a cup of tea.

Getting old fucking SUCKS! :angry:

Instead I shall be forced to listen to music instead…

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Went for a jog around the Tiergarten

Which was nice

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Ow !

A joint or a something in the soft tissue ?

Out for my usual Thursday walk I parked the car in Hathersage next to a stone in the wall that I’d never noticed before


So I had to look up rogationtide.
Just behind my car was this Mitsuoka Viewt, rather like a miniature Jaguar saloon, quite a nice motor. Based on a Nissan Micra, it seems!

Anyhow, the sun eventually burned through and we had a nice end to the 7 mile route.

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I can’t really tell TBH, everything immediately upstream and downstream of the elbow joint hurts like fuckedy fuck, but no external bruising so far, so I’m hoping that at least I haven’t copied my late father’s habit of tearing muscles clean off of his own bones :confounded:

I don’t think this gonna be a couple of paracetalmol and a-bit-stiff-in-the-morning, annoyingly :grimacing:

In my experience, elbows take a long time to heal. Resting it is key. After hyperextending mine (digging in the garden, really) I kept re-injuring it so often that it took nearly 3 years to fully recover. Best just sit back and listen to music until summer.

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So going out and mowing the lawn was possibly not the optimum response?

Ah bugger…

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If only you had some animals that could graze it for you.

They went 3 years ago - and they were too fussy to be useful in the role… :roll_eyes:

We were out on Tuesday completing in a section of the SW Coast path we hadn’t previously covered. A section from Portwrinkle to Downderry (SE Cornwall)

Portwrinkle has the remains of a small 17C harbour.

The coat path along here is pretty unforgiving, climbing up to 150m and then swooping down & on some muddy tracks quite hard work in places. However the views on a nice day make it just about worthwhile!

I didn’t get a picture but was pleased to see several kestrels at work here.

Approaching Downderry. The entrance to Looe & Looe island in the distance.

We’re out of season & a lot of building work; new construction & renovation seems to be going on at Downderry. It’s evidently becoming quite a desirable bolthole although I suspect many of these are 2nd homes.

Down onto the beach which, while ok, isn’t among Cornwall’s best. But the Inn on the Shore is a nice pub.

Having had a wander around the village we set off back, following lanes parallel to the coast, further but easier walking than the coast path.

Couldn’t help but think this might appeal to @Ruprecht

The walk back still yielded some nice views.

We watched the cross channel ferry heading back into Plymouth past Rame Head.

A nice day out & we were lucky with the weather. We didn’t have the dog with us (possibly a good thing on the precarious coast path) and besides she was otherwise engaged on Tuesday.

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Another great walk :+1:

Sorry to hear that. I have a bit of experience with damaged wrists and shoulders but can’t say anything (potentially) useful about elbows. A heavy exerciser (competitive runner) I once knew reckoned temperature cycling - 5-10 mins with a cold pack followed by 5-10 mins with a warm one - could improve the blood flow into otherwise poorly-served regions (knees in his case) and thereby speed up healing. I tried it a bit on my injured knee 15-20 years ago and maybe it did help …

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