This morning we had a little treat - Kelly FaceTimed to show us Asher has started walking - at last! Kelly confirmed they are moving to Chris' unit at the end of August - so bang goes our free accommodation! Anyway, now we know for sure they're not going to be in Semaphore next year, we can perhaps think about planning our next trip.
We're kind of booked now for our UK road trip - from 8th to 16th October - but still haven't done anything about the Fringe yet. Talking about Edinburgh, Jo was back down there again yesterday for a brief shopping trip with Anne Mason, and she managed to see Ross briefly as well. He'll be on his own as from tomorrow as Lizzie is returning to Banchory - what a shame.
Also going through a life change just now is Dawn, who has now sold the former family home and moved in to a flat with Jordon. We'll see them in a couple of weeks when we have another family lunch gathering in Glasgow.
I took Jo down to Stonehaven yesterday to catch the train down to Edinburgh and packed my bike as well so that I could take a brief wander round the Mearns. I cycled through Dunnottar Woods and up to Dunnottar Castle. It was a lovely morning for a short, but hilly, ride:
It was exactly 50 years ago yesterday that the Beatles released Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - as most of you will have heard. I'd prepared a special show for River Dee Radio, but got caught up in a golf tie and never made the transmission - Gerry and Andy had to do the show on their own.
That's yer lot for now.
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