I'm Baaaaaaaack
From the sunny North. (The weather in Glasgow was glorious - half the Convention was out sunbathing!)
I can't say I saw everything I wanted to, and it has to be said that my experience of the newsletter was traumatic, primarily by being a PC person in a Mac-orientated world. I did, however, get to see the Riverside Museum (mainly transport) and the Tall Ship moored there and Ina and I went up to Kelvingrove and paid our respects to the Vision of St John of the Cross (possibly the greatest painting of the 20th Century, and I say that as a committed athiest) and Rembrandt's beautiful soldier in his golden armour.
I took a great many photos, so you are likely to be sorry very soon.
Now back at home with the dogs and cats...
I can't say I saw everything I wanted to, and it has to be said that my experience of the newsletter was traumatic, primarily by being a PC person in a Mac-orientated world. I did, however, get to see the Riverside Museum (mainly transport) and the Tall Ship moored there and Ina and I went up to Kelvingrove and paid our respects to the Vision of St John of the Cross (possibly the greatest painting of the 20th Century, and I say that as a committed athiest) and Rembrandt's beautiful soldier in his golden armour.
I took a great many photos, so you are likely to be sorry very soon.
Now back at home with the dogs and cats...