Work

I took the infrared camera with me to work today in the hope of getting some nice skies. 
This was the best I could do.
It was taken looking up the street where I took the lead picture from - which is the re-roofing job which has been going on for at least a couple of months. Once again there were 3 'work'men standing about chatting without any sign of work having been done since I was there last week.
Underneath the black band on the right (between the fence and the roof line) are the doors to 3 houses where you have to go almost sideways to get to the doors because of the scaffolding set up in their entrance paths.
It must be costing  - the tax payers a bloody fortune.

I had to take a pretty large detour today to deliver to a lady who is in a town out in wilds where nobody else gets a delivery.
My sat-nav too me the middle of a crossroads and told me I had arrived.
There was not a street name on any of the roads.
I went in to a wee store and asked the lady if she knew where the street I was looking for ... she hadn't a clue.
When I came out I spotted a postie so Ii thought I would ask him (in the hope he was better than our local posties  -- "I just get dropped off and look at the number on the envelope" (and still deliver to the wrong numbers)). He told me I was in the street and pointed out where the flat was ..... next door to the shop basically. I mentioned that the lady had no idea where the street was which surprised him because she lived 5 numbers away.
Bitch!

I finally took a picture of The Road leading to my one delivery in the middle of nowhere.
After leaving that drop off I stop Here to reorganise all the crates the meals are packed in (there were 9 today ... I need a van!).
The sheep were hiding in The Long Grass. So I brought The Blue Sky back to make the shot more interesting. I didn't bother with This One.

When I got back to the office I was handed a tin which had had been at the cafe in Strathbrock (when The Larder was running it and where I had my exhibitions). It contained the last of the miniature birdhouses I had left there for the staff and trainees.  don't think the Council is going to be opening the cafes in their community centres any time soon.