It finally rained!
Praise whatever god you fancy, or just praise Jibbers, but today is the day I remembered that water can fall from the sky.
A short poem about the recent heatwave and subsequent fires in the UK
In case you missed it, I have been writing day-by-day accounts of my holiday in South Korea. This is a ‘round up’ of my observations, and my best places to go.
It’s time to visit a Tea Museum, fly back to Seoul for some last-minute shopping, and then head home and say goodbye to South Korea.
So it is August now, and it’s been 32 days since it last rained in Southampton.
Lava tubes, diving ladies, and waterfalls. It’s time to explore the southern side of Jeju Island.
Now settled in Busan, we explore the Three Kingdoms Capital, before we fly to our next destination.
EMF has flown by, and I completely failed at writing a handful of blogs about it while I was there. So, my plan has changed to write a few retrospectively.
EMF started yesterday, and last week I wanted to do something nerdy to justify my attendance.
To quote the website:
Electromagnetic Field is a non-profit camping festival for those with an inquisitive mind or an interest in making things: hackers, artists, geeks, crafters, scientists, and engineers
So, as conversation of attendance, and the site began to be set up, the nerdy bug caught me and I decided to build a thing.
What happens when you mention to your D&D group, who mostly have ADHD, that your tumble dryer is broken?
Free labour!