Up early, got the 8.30 train which got into York at 9.23, earlier than timetabled.
Cycled briskly over to St Nicks, trying out the new bike access which allows entry into and out of the station onto the little path between Leeman Road and the River, parallel to the Scarborough Line. I think I like it; if I used this access it would mean using far less busy road and several sets of traffic lights.
Got to St Nicks early for the York Rotters meeting.
At midday, Geoff and three Brunswick volunteers/employees arrived and I talked them through using my apple press.
Cycled home and had lunch, cycled back to Monkgate for an appointment.
Cycled back home and did my emails, then at 3 got our eldest's bike bungeed onto my trailer and relatively slowly cycled over to Bishy Road to The Stables where he'd had his second day. We cycled back over the Millennium Bridge.
I did various things in the house until Gill and our youngest got in, then I did a little bit of compost heap management, and came in for tea at about 6. At 6.30, when I was just finishing my tea, David rang and asked where I was. Whoops, I'd forgotten!
I zoomed into town and was with him by 6.45. I took him to City Screen and there we met Carolyn, then Mary Machin and her friend Jill, then Lotte and her sister Alice, then Geoff Beacon turned up! Such a lovely social time for David!
I took him home at about 9 and made tea for him and shot off by 9.15.
Met Sue Wallace on the way home and had a good conversation with her about Promession and she suggested ways that the Church would find it acceptable.
Cycled briskly over to St Nicks, trying out the new bike access which allows entry into and out of the station onto the little path between Leeman Road and the River, parallel to the Scarborough Line. I think I like it; if I used this access it would mean using far less busy road and several sets of traffic lights.
Got to St Nicks early for the York Rotters meeting.
At midday, Geoff and three Brunswick volunteers/employees arrived and I talked them through using my apple press.
Cycled home and had lunch, cycled back to Monkgate for an appointment.
Cycled back home and did my emails, then at 3 got our eldest's bike bungeed onto my trailer and relatively slowly cycled over to Bishy Road to The Stables where he'd had his second day. We cycled back over the Millennium Bridge.
I did various things in the house until Gill and our youngest got in, then I did a little bit of compost heap management, and came in for tea at about 6. At 6.30, when I was just finishing my tea, David rang and asked where I was. Whoops, I'd forgotten!
I zoomed into town and was with him by 6.45. I took him to City Screen and there we met Carolyn, then Mary Machin and her friend Jill, then Lotte and her sister Alice, then Geoff Beacon turned up! Such a lovely social time for David!
I took him home at about 9 and made tea for him and shot off by 9.15.
Met Sue Wallace on the way home and had a good conversation with her about Promession and she suggested ways that the Church would find it acceptable.
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