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Monthly Archives: October 2018
Swimming, 30th October 2018
Both my children wanted to go to the pool with me today and there was also an unannounced life guard training session in the pool so it was a little cramped. Another swimmer also wanted to lane-swim and between the … Continue reading
Building an observatory. Construction #25
The weather has suddenly turned quite cold as the wind has moved around to the north, meaning there’s little I can do at the moment. I did however take the opportunity to finish screwing down the rails for the roof … Continue reading
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Swimming, 29th October 2018
I wasn’t sure what I’d find today when I got to the pool as it’s half term week and there are holiday clubs running at the sports centre. As it was, the pool was empty. My daughter had joined me … Continue reading
Swimming, 26th October 2018
Easy day today, and just as well as the pool was quite busy with half term holidays starting. I just spent my time doing tumble turn practice. I do this a great deal at the moment as I still find … Continue reading
Swimming, 25th October 2018
I wasn’t entirely keen to swim today as there was a lot of tension in my neck and back, I think as a result of sleeping badly, but just to keep the momentum going I made myself go anyhow. And … Continue reading
Swimming, 23rd October 2018
It was busy at the pool today. My son and I both went to swim and I had to ask the lifeguards to put in a second lane for us as we were clearly going to be significantly faster than … Continue reading
Swimming, 22nd October 2018
Back on the USRPT wagon again today, with a new set: 400m front crawl warm-up 25 x 50m front crawl, target time 52s, rest interval 23s 200m front crawl swim down It was a busy weekend so I didn’t exactly … Continue reading
Swimming, 19th October 2018
Too tired today for another USRPT set, so I stuck to the tumble turn practice instead. Whilst these are becoming easier to get right, I still find them tiring to do. I guess it’s going to take a while before … Continue reading
Building an observatory. Construction #24
I ordered my EPDM in a single hefty 40kg piece as the width I needed for the warm room roof was very close to the length I needed for the roll-off roof, so the first (slightly scary) job for today … Continue reading
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Building an observatory. Construction #23
What a gorgeous day! It was definitely shorts and t-shirt weather by the time I went out to start work on the observatory. The insects were clearly making the most of things too. I think I saw more wasps today … Continue reading
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