I went for a walk in Aspley Heath. A very Beaker Folk thing to do, with all the nature completely not happening because it's so cold.
A couple of doggers were complaining that I put them off. But just as really. They were going to catch their death, up there like that in this weather.
This is just a picture of Aspley Heath, not the doggers. So don't waste your time squinting.
But of course I took some other shots, so thanks to my contacts with Keith's uncle, the Police Sergeant, there will a couple of blackmail letters going to their home addresses. Which is all good, light, after-Xmas entertainment. And every little you add to what you've got is a little bit more.
But the one thing that my phone would be useful for, it currently isn't. I always make an exception on weeks off for answering calls from the local funeral directors. I feel it's a pastoral necessity.
But they have blacklisted me till next week. They said having me phoning up every hour asking if someone's died is putting them under unnecessary pressure.
And they've said if they suspect I'm "drumming up trade", as they put it, this time they're calling the police.
Maybe I'd better learn to knit.
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