I think 2020 will be the year known as what wasn’t, rather than what was. So many of people’s plans have been cancelled. Of course we all understand that it is essential and that keeping safe is the most important thing.
On Wednesday 13th May 20, the UK Government relaxed lockdown. Just in time for my birthday! This meant I could now meet a friend for my birthday, maintaining social distancing and go for a walk in Rivington with them. So the day after, on my birthday, that’s exactly what I did.
It was a lovely walk. The sun was out and was warm. The birds were singing. The stream flowed making a gentle gushing sound. All combined sounded like a nature meditation CD.
The 1975, one of my favourite bands released this song, which I’m absolutely addicted to. I’ve been listening to it on repeat since its release:
Changing the world takes time, patience is needed.
Tesla and Edison were competitors.
Scorpions are bad.
Episode 5 – Fugitive of the Judoon
The Doctor is in search of the Master. She goes home looking for him.
Judoon are trigger-happy Police for hire.
Captain Jack is back! Captain Jack Harkness, played by John Barrowman.
Jack’s message to the Doctor: Be ware of the lone Cyberman. Don’t give it what it wants.
Time is swirling around the Doctor. Something is coming for her, she can feel it.
The Doctor has lived for thousands of years.
Episode 6 – Praxeus
The Doctor has to work out the connections between a missing submarine, a missing astronaut, birds going haywire and alien tech, but to start with she can’t see the connections. Although she has ruled out the talking cat – LOL.
Yaz has got brave, or foolish, you decide.
Being married to an astronaut is impressive and amazing. But it can be hard to be married to someone like that, as it can cause massive insecurity.
It was so nice to see a gay couple kiss and express their love for one another on TV.
My good friend Simon and I recently visited Skipton. Skipton is home to a superbly preserved castle, but Simon and I didn’t get chance to see it.
We explored the town, on a regular day, rather than a market day. It had lots of lovely little shops. Some reasonably priced, some not. Some selling some unique products, some selling tat.
There were a couple of new age/holistic well-being shops selling crystals and the like, but no pagan shops selling witchcraft supplies.
We had a pub lunch and then went for a walk following the upward path of an unknown waterfall. Here are some photos of the waterfall: