Well we had a spectacular treat here in Edinburgh last night - the Aurora Borealis was shining like a good-un !We call them the Northern Lights here in the UK. Although I've seen them quite a bit before, I think this may be the furthest south I've seen them.

Hi All,I just wanted to say that I've taken a break from posting and commenting of late. Its a combination of things (available time, posting fatigue and some other priorities at the moment). However, I'm fine and well - and not gone !!!

Today we took a boat trip out to Inchcolm Island, which sits in the Firth of Forth, between Edinburgh and Fife in Scotland.We've wanted to go for some time, and we made it happen today. It wasnt that hard because boats run regularly to the island from South Queensferry.

Its week 35 (01/09/24) of my savings focus for 2024 with the Saturday Savers Club.My goals for this year are:Primary goal - to increase my HP by 7500, to 18500 HP,Primary goal - to increase my HP by 7500, to 18500 HP,Secondary goal - to increase my HP delegation to @eds-vote by 1000 HP, to 3000 HP.Secondary goal - to increase my HP delegation to @eds-vote by 1000 HP, to 3000 HP.

Its week 34 (24/08/24) of my savings focus for 2024 with the Saturday Savers Club.My goals for this year are:Primary goal - to increase my HP by 7500, to 18500 HP,Primary goal - to increase my HP by 7500, to 18500 HP,Secondary goal - to increase my HP delegation to @eds-vote by 1000 HP, to 3000 HP.Secondary goal - to increase my HP delegation to @eds-vote by 1000 HP, to 3000 HP.

While on vacation in Malta last week, we made a quick stop to the town of Mosta to visiting the stunning church there. Sitting at the centre of the town, the church has this incredible central dome, which is actually the third largest unsupported dome in the world (the other two being St Paul's cathedral in London and the Pantheon in Rome). The church was built in the 1800s and is based on the design of the Pantheon in Rome which is clear to see,